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Market-on-Open Imbalances Show Net Sell Orders for Major Indexes
Pre-market order data indicated net sell imbalances across major U.S. equity indexes ahead of the trading session. Figures covered the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Dow 30, and the group of seven large technology companies.
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U.S. equity indexes at the market open. The reported figures listed a $24 million sell imbalance for the S&P 500, a $73 million sell imbalance for the Nasdaq 100, a $28 million sell imbalance for the Dow 30, and a $42 million sell imbalance for the group of seven large technology companies.
Each figure represents the dollar value of market-on-open orders that could not be matched before the opening bell. Higher negative numbers indicate greater excess sell orders relative to buy orders. The data were distributed in three identical posts without additional commentary or context on specific stocks or sectors.
No further details on individual components or subsequent price action were included in the reports.
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