all Street rallied on Friday after a better-than-expected jobs report revealed that the United States added 2.5 million jobs in May–the largest such increase on record. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Index ended the day up roughly 3% each, and global markets also pushed higher, as bullish investors celebrated the continuing reopening of retail and businesses around the world.
Leading the way for domestic gains, and perhaps most indicative of a changing tide, Warren Buffett's fortune jumped $3.4 billion on Friday as shares of Berkshire Hathaway posted their biggest single-day gain in more than two months, climbing 5%. The storied conglomerate's post-crash performance has lagged the broader market due in part to its portfolio's reliance on stocks in heavily hit industries like financials and–until last month–airlines.
Many of the day's other largest gainers are global titans in tech–an industry in which share prices have been mostly unscathed, and
human elimination plan working, rich be richer, poor be poorer
They profit everyday from the country they want to destroy Shame on them!!
The movers & shakers know where our economy is head.
Good, I'm glad.
Airlines !!
Catch a grip.the game is the biggest rigged SCAM ever .Scamdemic
White Democrat Males.
The question is, do we tax the top 1% more or less?
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