US stocks end higher after roller coaster trading session

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MARKETS: U.S. stocks ended higher on Thursday after a roller coaster trading session that swung both negative and positive after Wednesday's bullish milestone.

 

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Wonder if a few people with a lot of money can manipulate the market.

Just wait until all the layoffs in January. Monsanto, Verizon, GM, Ford, Wells Fargo, Sam's Club, Sears, UPS Freight, DuPont, Caterpillar, Nationwide Insurance (is not on your side) in Des Moines, Pfizer, AT&T, Comcast, Kimberley-Clark (kneenex), Citibank, and the list goes on.

Uh, it’s called the market...it goes up and down during the holidays

Sorry Trump haters ......

Breaking: The market goes up and down.

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