[US Gold And Silver Indices Rise Over 1.6%, Surpassing 470 Points For The First Time In History, Up 23% In February] On Friday (February 27), The Philadelphia Gold And Silver Index, Trading During The US Stock Market Session, Closed Up 1.65% At 470.37 Points, Setting A New Closing Record High. It Rose 8.96% This Week, Continuing Its Upward Trend, And Gained 23.03% In February. The NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index, Trading Throughout The Day Globally, Rose 1.69% To 3299.41 Points, Also Setting A New Closing Record High. It Rose 9.10% This Week And 22.22% In February. The Materials Index, Also Trading During The US Stock Market Session, Closed Up 0.33% At 268.80 Points, Up 8.06% In February. The Metals And Mining Index, Also Trading During The US Stock Market Session, Closed Down 0.49% At 266.05 Points, Up 8.42% In February

In February, The US Stock Market's "interest Rate Cut Winners" Index Fell 3.23% To 98.28 Points, Continuing Its Pullback Since February 12. The "Trump Tariff Losers" Index Rose 1.39% To 114.47 Points. The "Trump Financial Index" Fell 9.18% To 154.50 Points. The Retail Investor-heavy Stock/meme Stock Index Fell 6.11% To 13.26 Points

On Friday (February 27), The Memory Chip And Hardware Supply Chain Index Fell 1.58% To 111.75 Points, A Cumulative Decline Of 2.24% For The Week, And A Cumulative Increase Of 7.84% In February, Showing An Overall V-shaped Reversal—a Significant Drop On February 4 Followed By A Sustained Recovery. The Information Technology Index Fell 1.38% To 272.08 Points. The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Winners Index Fell 1.34% To 287.55 Points. The AI ​​software Pioneers Index Fell 8.95% To 98.02 Points

US Magnificent 7 Closing Report | On Friday (February 27), The Magnificent 7 Index Fell 1.83% To 193.36 Points, A Cumulative Decline Of 2.18% For The Week And 6.57% For February, Trading Mostly At Low Levels Around 195 Points. The "mega-cap" Tech Stock Index Fell 0.82% To 366.62 Points, A Cumulative Decline Of 6.91% For February

Toronto Stock Index Gains 7.6% In February, Marking Biggest Monthly Gain Since November 2020

S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite Register Biggest Monthly Percentage Decline Since March