Wall Street ends higher; banks gain following results, chips rally with TSMC
Thu January 15, 2026 4:57 PM
All it took today was a little good news from the banks and, once again the chips, to send the indexes way up again. After a few days of lackluster Q4 earnings from the banks, good results came from both Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs with upbeat Q4, and chips got their boost from a blockbuster report from Taiwan’s TSMC. The rotation to undervalued small caps continues with “the banks and old-school industrials” as standouts. S&P industrials hit another record high.
The chip index climbed 1.8% with the major players Nvidia, Broadcom, and Applied Materials following suit. Worries over tech stretched valuations got squashed today with the news from Taiwan. Financial behemoth BlackRock reached a record of $14 trillion under management in Q4. Q4 continues more earnestly next week with reports from a more diverse group of companies. The indexes were all considerably higher in the morning, the Nasdaq up some 250 at 11 a.m. but then all three began a decline at 2 pm, with no explanation given. At 19.12 billion, volume remains well above the 4-week 16.81 average.
DJ: 49,149.63 -42.36 NAS: 23,471.75
-238.12 S&P: 6,926.60
-37.14 1/14
DJ: 49,442.44 +292.81 NAS: 23,530.02
+58.27 S&P: 6,944.47
+17.87 1/15
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