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Fed Decision Day: SK Hynix Sparks AI Rally, Bitcoin Pushes $81K, Wendy's Pops on Takeover Bid

Stock Market Today

Published October 28, 2026

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The Fed decision lands this afternoon with markets pricing a near-lock hold, but the real catalyst overnight came from Seoul — SK Hynix delivered a blowout quarter that reignited the entire AI chip trade and spilled straight into crypto. We cover Bitcoin's push back toward eighty-two thousand, fresh South Korean cyberattacks hitting Bithumb and major brokerages, a wave of Wall Street names rejecting tokenized stock trading, Wendy's surging on a takeover bid from Nelson Peltz, Enphase cratering on weak guidance, and what Thursday's GDP and Friday's jobs data mean for the setup into midterms.

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Welcome to Stock Market Today — your market briefing with actionable insights on stocks, bonds, crypto, and the events moving markets. Let's get into it. Fed decision lands today at two P M Eastern, Chair Kevin Warsh at the mic thirty minutes later. Futures pricing north of ninety percent odds of a hold at three point seven five to four percent. Watch for dissent — three or more hawks pushing for a hike would spike the Dollar Index fast. Watch inflation language too, with oil still elevated and diesel at records. The overnight story is Seoul. S K Hynix posted a sevenfold profit jump, memory chips sold out through twenty twenty-nine, and the Kospi ripped six point six percent. That rally jumped straight into Micron and SanDisk pre-market, and into crypto. Bitcoin's back near eighty-one thousand dollars, flirting with resistance at eighty-two five. Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson says most of the correction is already behind us. Spot Bitcoin ETFs just logged back-to-back inflow days. Ether ETFs are the opposite story — bleeding toward their worst month since last November. Security's back in the headlines. Bithumb disclosed an internal breach, no funds lost. Coinbase says a third-party vendor exposed contact data, not its core systems. South Korean regulators are now combing through multiple brokerages after similar hits. On tokenization, opposition's snowballing — JPMorgan, Coca-Cola, Dell now among thirty-three companies rejecting the OKX-ICE tokenized stock plan. Equities: Wendy's spiked sixteen percent on a one point four billion dollar takeover bid from Nelson Peltz's Trian. Enphase cratered twenty percent on weak guidance. GE Vernova jumped on a nine billion dollar grid acquisition and raised guidance. Ahead — GDP tomorrow, jobs report next Friday, both setting up the December rate call. The market doesn't care about your reasons, only your results. Keep that engine running. That wraps your market intel — trade smart out there. For deeper insights and real-time analysis, visit capitalcopilot dot i o.
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