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NASDAQ Composite (COMP)

$8,706.51 52.46 (0.61%)

11:20 EST COMP Stock Quote Delayed 15 Minutes

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Previous Close $8,654.05

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Volume (Avg. Vol.)

Day's Range 8,633.60 - 8,745.82

52-Week Range 6,190.17 - 8,705.91

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From the Web

Lululemon Stock Slides, GE Gains as the Dow Edges Down

From Barron's Dec 12, 2019

Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the other major U.S. stock indexes inched lower.

U.S. Stocks Set For Modest Gains In Wake of a Dovish Federal Reserve

From Barron's Dec 12, 2019

U.S. stock futures are edging higher as investors mull over the Federal Reserve meeting that gave the impression investors won’t need to worry about interest rate increases for a while.

The Dow Rose 30 Points Because the Fed Didn’t Make a Move

From Barron's Dec 11, 2019

All three major stock indexes closed with small gains on Wednesday. The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged following a two-day meeting and indicated that rates will likely stay on hold for the foreseeable future.

Stocks Are Going Nowhere as Investors Wait for the Fed

From Barron's Dec 11, 2019

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and other key U.S. stock indexes were steady as investors wait for a decision on interest rates from the Federal Reserve.

Qualcomm Could Make Billions Selling Modems for 5G iPhones, BofA Says

From Barron's Dec 11, 2019

BofA Global Research said it was optimistic over the technology company’s prospects in selling 5G modems to Apple.

Forget a Rate Cut for Now. The Inflation Data Won’t Move the Fed.

From Barron's Dec 11, 2019

The prices Americans pay for everything from toothpaste to housing rose 0.3% in November from a month earlier, the Labor Department said. That’s slightly hotter than the 0.2% pace economists anticipated, but likely not enough to stir the Federal Reserve to cut rates further.