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Closing recap for Thursday, October 29, 2026: Magnificent Seven daily-bar closes

Meta Platforms +1.96% and Apple +1.48% led on Thursday, October 29, 2026, while Alphabet −12.64% and Amazon −4.25% trailed. 2 of 7 closed higher and the simple average change was −2.09%. Prices are daily-bar closes from Alpaca's consolidated feed and can differ slightly from official exchange closes.

AAPL 348.91 (+1.48%); MSFT 530.14 (-0.16%); GOOGL 283.82 (-12.64%); AMZN 243.79 (-4.25%); NVDA 213.66 (-0.80%); META 624.52 (+1.96%); TSLA 403.30 (-0.23%).

Daily bars are aggregated by Alpaca from consolidated trades and can differ slightly from official exchange closing prices.

Observation from the numbers only (not analysis): 2 of 7 closed higher, 5 lower and 0 flat; the gap between the strongest and weakest was 14.60 percentage points.

Written with AI assistance from verified market data and the cited reporting; published after automated checks of every figure.

Sources: Alpaca Market Data (consolidated feed, 15-minute-delayed history), docs.alpaca.markets

For information only; not investment advice. The publisher may hold positions in the securities discussed.

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