Consumer discretionary was the worst performer, down 1.8 per cent weighed down by travel, and cruise line stocks, followed by information technology, financials, and energy. Consumer staples fared well, up 1.4 per cent, followed by utilities, and healthcare. Six months after IPO Didi exits Wall St & moves to HK Shares in Didi slumped over 22 per cent after the company said that they will be delisting from the New York stock exchange and list in Hong Kong. Shares slumped 44 per cent since its IPO in June. This is the company that took the title of the biggest IPO in the world. Reports of regulators in China asked the company to delist in the US. Didi said that they decided to delist after "careful consideration". It's been under regulatory scrutiny since going public before solving public security concerns. CEO Elon Musk continues to submit regulatory filing to sell his Tesla stocks. Musk has unloaded more than US$10 billion in stock.