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Dow Jones Today: Hello Darkness, My Old Friend
Put simply, Powell's Wyoming remarks weren't dovish enough for the president or markets as evidenced by Friday's tumble. Trump pondered on Twiter “My only question is, who is our bigger enemy, Jay Powell or Chairman Xi?”
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Stock Market Today: Tough Week for Warren Buffett
Warren Buffett saw a few of his top holdings take a hit this week. Here's what happened in the stock market today.
Stock Market Today: Bears and Bulls Have Both Won — Now What?
Symantec, Roku, Zillow and AMD were a few of the names making waves in the market today. Get caught up (and see key level in the S&P 500).
Stock Market Today: How Many Times Will the Fed Cut Rates?
After six straight sessions of losses, it was a welcomed sight to see stocks rally on Tuesday. Here's what happened on the stock market today.
Dow Jones Today: Recovery, Sort Of
For example, one of today's catalysts was China saying it will not let the yuan depreciate further. That helped for today, but some market observers believe there are trust issues that need to be resolved when it comes to the U.S. and its dealings with China. Another reason equities surged today is the belief that the trade war cannot get much worse. That's a belief rooted in hope, not empirical evidence.
Dow Jones Today: Death by 280 Characters
Thursday serves as a reminder that with a simple visit to Twitter, President Trump can move markets. It is also a reminder that until real progress is made on the trade front, investors may want to focus on sectors that generate big chunks of their revenue on a domestic basis. Those just happen to be some groups that also benefit from lower interest rates – real estate, telecom and utilities.
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Dow Jones Today: Fed Watch Begins
At the close, the Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.44% as the technology sector was one of Monday's laggard groups. That hampered the S&P 500, in which technology is also the largest sector allocation, sending the benchmark U.S. equity gauge lower by 0.16%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average started the week higher by 0.11%.
Dow Jones Today: A Strong End to the Week
Buoyed by strong earnings reports from technology companies and a solid second-quarter GDP reading, many Dow Jones stocks rallied Friday.
Dow Jones Today: The Dow Has a Caterpillar Problem
It was a different ballgame for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which slumped 0.29%.The Dow's Wednesday weakness was largely attributable to a 4.50% loss industrial machinery maker Caterpillar.
Dow Jones Today: Waiting on the Earnings Tidal Wave
Broadly speaking, stocks were somewhat listless Monday as traders await an absolute avalanche of marquee earnings reports this week.
Dow Jones Today: An Impressive Comeback
Even with some trouble spots, the Nasdaq Composite, of which Netflix is a member, gained 0.27% while the S&P 500 added 0.36%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.01%.
Dow Jones Today: A Lackluster Showing
In advance of some important earnings reports coming Thursday from some big-name members of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the major U.S. equity indexes did a whole lot of nothing Wednesday.
Dow Jones Today: Earnings Disappointments
Arguably adding to the disappointment that was Tuesday's broader market action was that there was some encouraging economic data out earlier in the day. Retail sales rose for a fourth consecutive month in June, indicating that one of the primary drivers of the U.S. economy, that being the consumer, remains sturdy.
Dow Jones Today: China, Earnings Anticipation Stall Stocks on Monday
Stocks fought off some concerning economic news out of China on Monday, indicating the emphasis is on earnings and the Fed.
Dow Jones Today: More Fed Fun, but Healthcare Weakness Caps Gains
While it appears unlikely that the Fed will lower rates by 50 basis points this month, markets are increasingly comfortable with the notion of 0.25% reduction followed by more of the same in September.
Dow Jones Today: Talking About Powell Power
In a market that is highly beholden to comments from the Federal Reserve, sometimes all it takes is some positive commentary on that front to boost stocks. That was the case Wednesday as the major U.S. equity benchmarks traded higher following prepared testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
Dow Jones Today: Why These Big Names Got Drubbed
Something that has been discussed here in recent days is the shift away from trade concerns to company-specific issues. That was very much the case today as a slew of big names in the Dow were punished for a variety of stock-specific reasons. Let's have a look at some of those names.
Dow Jones Today: More Trade Tiffs, But It’s Not China This Time
The U.S.-EU trade tiff is not on par with the recent wranglings with China. As such, equities did not endure significant punishment today. The Nasdaq Composite rose 0.22% while the S&P 500 added 0.29%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.26%.
