The Trading Day · Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Last night this page scored its own record: five Wednesday windows closed, four paid — Salesforce's record +25.3%, CrowdStrike's +22.1% card record with a fresh 233.85 high, Synopsys's +7.2%, Nvidia's +5.3% ending an eight-print drought, HP's round trip to a flat −1.6%. Tonight it does it again. Six windows from last Thursday's prints — Rubrik, Marvell, IREN, Autodesk, Elastic, Workday — close against tonight's bell, and two new cards open after it: MongoDB and GitLab both print, GitLab moved up a day per FMP's calendar to double the evening. Dell prints too, without a card. September's minus-five-percent base case starts scoring today.
Verdict day two: six earnings windows close as MongoDB and GitLab print
Software and semis sell off together at midday — the green sits outside tech
The first trading day of September belongs to the bond market. Japan's 10-year yield closed the Tokyo session at 3.00% — its first close above three percent in this page's series and, by the longer record, its highest since August 1996. Germany's 10-year Bund traded 3.36% at midday, a level last seen in April 2011. The US 10-year reached 4.78%, a sixth consecutive rising session and a level last printed on 14 January 2025.
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