📊 Weekly Market Scoreboard
Week ending March 13, 2026
🏢 Sector Heatmap
🔎 The Week That Was
It was a rough week for anyone not holding energy stocks. The S&P 500 dropped 2.41% to 6,632.19, with the Nasdaq (-2.60%) and Dow (-2.48%) posting similar losses. Even small caps got hit harder, with the Russell 2000 sliding 2.88%.The sector rotation told the real story. Energy surged 2.45% as oil reserve headlines dominated the news cycle, while Utilities barely stayed positive at +0.23%. Everything else? Red across the board. The hardest-hit sectors were the economic bellwethers: Industrials tanked 3.68%, Consumer Discretionary fell 3.26%, and Financials dropped 2.86%.
This breadth of selling suggests investors are getting nervous about growth, not just rotating out of tech. When defensive plays like Consumer Staples (-1.43%) can't even hold up, and growth-sensitive sectors like Industrials are getting hammered, the market is sending a clear message. The week ahead will test whether this was a healthy pullback or the start of something bigger, especially with key earnings from Lululemon, Micron, and FedEx on deck.
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🟢 Top 5 Winners
🔴 Top 5 Losers
📈 What Drove the Moves
Micron led all winners with a 9.45% surge to $426.13, and it's no coincidence the chipmaker reports earnings on Wednesday. Expectations are sky-high at $8.52 per share, and investors clearly positioned ahead of the print. Cloudflare (+5.44%) and CrowdStrike (+1.76%) also bucked the tech selloff, suggesting enterprise security and infrastructure plays are holding their appeal even as broader tech weakens.The losers told a different story. Roblox crashed 9.94%, DoorDash fell 8.62%, and Unity dropped 8.56%—all high-growth names that Wall Street is reassessing. These aren't value plays trading on fundamentals; they're momentum stocks that live and die by growth expectations. When Shopify (-7.90%) and Atlassian (-8.33%) join the carnage, it signals investors are dumping anything without near-term profitability.
The divergence is stark: companies solving enterprise problems (Cloudflare, CrowdStrike, Oracle) held up, while consumer-facing growth stories got destroyed. That's a shift worth watching as we head into a week packed with earnings that could either confirm or challenge this new narrative.
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📅 Earnings: Week Ahead
🔭 What to Watch This Week
Lululemon reports Tuesday with analysts expecting $4.77 per share, and this one matters beyond just athletic wear. The athleisure giant serves as a proxy for consumer health at the premium end of the market. With Consumer Discretionary getting hammered this week (-3.26%), Wall Street will scrutinize every word about traffic trends and forward guidance.Micron's Wednesday report is the main event, especially after the stock jumped 9.45% this week in anticipation. At $8.52 expected EPS, investors are betting the memory chip cycle has turned, boosted by AI demand and Musk's announcement of Tesla's chip factory launching next week. Any miss or cautious outlook could trigger profit-taking after this run-up.
FedEx closes the week Thursday with a $4.14 estimate, offering a window into global trade and logistics. The Industrials sector got crushed this week (-3.68%), so FedEx faces a skeptical audience. Volume trends, pricing power, and international shipping commentary will tell us whether the economic concerns driving this week's selloff are justified or overblown.