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Dow Jones Today: Cisco Disappoints, While a Bold Call Hits Apple Stock
The Dow Jones drifted just below the break-even line for much of the day despite some solid comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell regarding the strength of the U.S. economy.
Dow Jones Today: Disney Was the Star of the Show Again
Disney posted a stellar gain, lifting the Dow Jones to another record today. And this success occurred despite significant headline risks.
Dow Jones Today: Stocks Didn’t Move Much Despite Trade Developments
Dow Jones stocks drifted today as President Trump commented on China trade issues. But the overall losses were small.
Dow Jones Today: There Were Too Many Headlines to Digest
Two familiar faces lifted the Dow Jones Industrial Average to a modest gain at the start of the week, but Goldman Sachs sank.
Dow Jones Today: Disney Dominates, But It’s Not Enough
Disney made positive headlines, but the rest of the Dow Jones Industrial Average was mostly quiet on Friday.
Dow Jones Today: Investors Wonder What Could Have Been
It was a decent day for stocks on the Dow Jones today and Disney's afternoon earnings report could build momentum for Friday.
Dow Jones Today: The Broken Record of Trade
Losses on the Dow Jones today weren't alarming by any stretch and the index was supported by some upside by marquee members as well as ongoing strength in European equities.
Dow Jones Today: Familiar Faces Dominate
Walgreens was a standout on the Dow Jones today, while McDonald's bounced back to lift the Dow, albeit in modest fashion.
Dow Jones Today: A Decent Day Despite McDonald’s Controversy
Trade news helped stocks reach more record highs, even as two previous higher fliers in the Dow Jones Industrial Average slumped today.
Dow Jones Today: Another Trade-Fueled Rally
Some familiar names and more good news on the trade front boosted stocks to record highs on the Dow Jones today.
Dow Jones Today: Trade Talks Have Stocks Flirting With Records
Intel's impressive earnings report and some positive news on the trade front were among the factors driving Dow Jones stocks higher today.
Dow Jones Today: Another Sluggish Day Despite Earnings Avalanche
Weakness in 3M plagued the Dow Jones today as the stock was the latest cyclical name to offer up gloomy guidance.
Dow Jones Today: It Definitely Could’ve Been Worse
Stocks meandered on the Dow Jones today, but a late session rally made things look a lot better when the closing bell rang.
Dow Jones Today: Somehow, Brexit Trumped Earnings
It was mostly a listless to negative day for U.S. stocks as the technology sector faltered, weighing on the major benchmarks. Another delay in the Brexit vote, seemingly a regular occurrence, and data indicating that sales of previously owned U.S. homes fell 2.2% last month were among the headlines hampering equities today.
Dow Jones Today: Not Upbeat, But Not Too Downbeat
Stocks traded lower today, but it could have been a good day if not for weakness in two major components in the Dow.
Dow Jones Today: Thank You Jobs Report
As important as knowing that Apple was the Dow leader today is knowing why the stock rallied. Press reports out of Asia indicate the company is boosting production of its more affordable iPhone, a sign that demand for the lower-priced smartphone is robust.
Dow Jones Today: A Rebound With an Asterisk
The ISM services report is the latest in a recent spate of glum economic data and the tests continue tomorrow with the publication of the September jobs report from the Labor Department. With that in mind, today's market upside may be a simple case of a rebound after a couple of bad days or expectations that the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates again later this month.
Dow Jones Today: Houston, We’ve Got a Growth Problem
Sluggish data points are piling up, prompting recession chatter and that's hindering riskier assets such as equities.
Dow Jones Today: Glum Data Strikes Again
Traders clearly focused on the ISM number because President Trump today congratulated China on its 70th anniversary, something that would normally be seen as a positive given his often bellicose tone toward the world's second-largest economy.
