average of major polls Thursday, up from just about 6 points at the start of last week.
The market was on a roller coaster ride this week, dropping Tuesday when Trump said stimulus talks were off, rising Wednesday when he said they could do a piece meal deal. On Thursday it was up and down and up again. Redler said he's watching to see if the S&P 500 can close above 3,425, and the next target would be 3,479, an area where it could pause temporarily.
He also pointed to other sectors taking the lead, like industrials and road and rail. Tech and big cap growth, sold by some investors as they rotated into cyclicals, should continue to gai"I think in this low rate world, the premium continues to get placed on these higher growth companies and there's going to remain that underlying bid for tech and growth," Wald said.atching the advance/decline line, which hit 90% advancers in the S&P 500 four times recently.
Chris Christie has lost over 100 lbs since getting COVID-19 symptoms he is now down to a svelte 560 lbs
If Biden wins and Dems take the Senate, its down 5% on day one
Few months ago the DOW was 18k. Let that sink in. There are no markets, it’s just a Ponzi scheme hanging by a thread of FED support.
Wall Street got to keep pumping until those bonuses are locked and loaded before year-end.
Artificial market manipulation by insane manchild in chief
Gov flooding the market with trillions of dollars in equity
In effect, an endorsement of Donald J. Trump. 100% of police backing, and now the confidence of Wall street, as well as the Governor of Puerto Rico. Good week !
Today was a crappy day to trade with this choppy market.
when you cannot come up with a good reason!
Gross. Just gross. I guess free markets & price discovery are for old geezers like myself.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Duh
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