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Equity indices traded notably higher for the second consecutive session on Wednesday as Technology - both hardware AND infrastructure software - continued to reclaim the leadership mantle from the "heavy asset" group preferred by investors fretting over AI disruption this month.  In turn, Industrials and Staples underperformed today as traders booked profits and rotated back into Growth, with Real Estate also weighed down by an uptick in Treasury yields.   Post earnings afterhours action in the largest semiconductor play - Nvidiaup over 3% initially and then down marginally - and the largest U.S. Software/Application name - Salesforcedown 5% - suggests that today's risk-on rotation could be brief.  Indeed, the opening hour of the evening session is seeing Nasdaq 100 and Dow Industrials futures contracts down 0.2% and S&P e-minis off by a decimal.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -Sezzleup 15.7%Nutanixup 14.9%Marriott Vacations Worldwideup 12.1%NPK Internationalup 8.3%Chime Financialup 8.3%IonQup 7.0%Sterling Infrastructureup 6.8%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -PROCEPT BioRoboticsdown 27.1%Array Technologiesdown 22.8%C3.aidown 22.5%Energy Recoverydown 20.2%GoodRxdown 11.0%Trade Deskdown 16.2%Universal Health Servicesdown 6.0%Synopsysdown 4.9%HEICOdown 4.9%Salesforcedown 4.6%Zoom Communicationsdown 3.8%Snowflakedown 2.3%Nvidiadown 0.2%

Reports Q4 revenue $755.6M, consensus $639.41M. "2025 was another outstanding year for Sterling as we grew adjusted net income by 53% to deliver adjusted diluted EPS of $10.88, surpassing the upper end of our previously guided range. Additionally, we grew revenue by 32% as adjusted for RHB, and adjusted EBITDA margin exceeded 20% for the first time in Sterling's history. Further, we generated strong operating cash flow of $440 million," stated Joe Cutillo, Sterling's Chief Executive Officer. We are very proud of our teams and all that they have accomplished this year."