According to CNBC, the Nasdaq-100 was down 3.07% week to date but remained up 18% for the year, while the iShares MSCI South Korea ETF (EWY) fell about 12% this week and was off 29% from its June high. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 1% this week and 8.6% year to date, and the NYSE Composite was up 0.5% this week and 9.4% this year. CNBC also highlighted Apple, where pre-orders for the new foldable phone start Friday; the stock was up 1.6% in four days, up almost 26% in 2026, and 1.77% below Tuesday's high. Jim Cramer said Charles Schwab has often been a buying opportunity when Wall Street has written it off and recommended the stock after its earnings report, noting that core net new assets rose 38% in the quarter. He also pointed to Travelers, M&T Bank, Citizens Financial, Regions Financial and Truist, which were all lower over the past three months. Separately, Morgan Brennan flagged a weather note saying El Niño is affecting commodities, with sugar up 46% since June 2, copper up 10% and wheat flat over that period.