Stocks are set to resume slide at Wall Street's open

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Strong gains for the major averages Friday still left the Dow and S&P 500 about six percent below their most recent record highs.

 

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You liars , Market is up and allyou doing is negative narrative non stop

Set to resume slide? They’ve hardly budged in premarket... How can you make such a claim when there are no indicators yet?

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