The U.S. equity markets are modestly firmer this morning following another broad-based rout yesterday. The Dow fell 405.89 points, or -1.45%. The S&P 500 and
Yesterday was a day of recovery in the U.S. equity markets, or perhaps better described as investors buying some of the very best names of the NASDAQ at
Another major rout for the U.S. equity markets yesterday led downward by the technology sector. If fact, the tech sector dipped into correction level yesterday
Last week ended with a sharp sell-off on Thursday and Friday, shaving about (using the S&P 500) 5% off the market. The decline was led by the NASDAQ
What a difference a day makes! The seemingly unstoppable stock market hit a brick wall yesterday with all three major averages posting huge losses. The
Another monster rally on Wall Street yesterday sent stocks soaring. While September is historically the weakest month of the year, this September has certainly
September began right where August left off, with the U.S. equity markets in full rally mode. For the first day of September, the Dow and S&P 500 surged 215.61
The Dow and S&P 500 ended what is an otherwise stellar month yesterday on a down note, while the NASDAQ just kept climbing. On the day, the Dow and S&P 500
Another solid performance for the U.S. equity markets last Friday with all three major markets posting gains on the day. The Dow and S&P 500 were up 161.57 and
In a volatile day of trading yesterday, the Dow and S&P 500 held on to post gains of 160.37 and 5.82 points, or +0.57% and +0.17%, respectively. Once again
While the S&P 500 and NASDAQ rallied all day yesterday, and both closing at new all-times, highs, the Dow struggled to reach positive territory by the end of
Yesterday started off well for the Dow’s most economically sensitive stocks but turned negative on the release of a surprisingly low consumer confidence report
