Stocks are mixed on Wall Street as September keeps churning

Johnson & Johnson rose 1.5% as itto try to prove if a single dose COVID-19 vaccine can protect against the virus. A handful of other vaccines are already in final-stage study, and investors increasingly expect one to be available within the first three months of 2021. The hope is that it can help the economy get close to normal again and allow strong growth to resume.

Several were weakening again on Wednesday, with Amazon down 1.2% and Microsoft down 0.6%. Apple was swinging between small gains and losses. Part of this week’s early stumble for stocks was due to worries about European governments imposing tougher restrictions on businesses to slow the spread of the coronavirus, which hurt travel-related companies in particular. But analysts said the U.K. orders announced Tuesday weren’t as extreme as some investors had feared.

Aaaannndd they're down.

In America, The top 10% own 90% of stocks.

BFD, it doesn't affect us common folk.

Didn't the trump cult try to cancel Nike?

Imagine thinking this fixed casino reflected actual prosperity in the historically-defined sense of the word.

Wonder if Nike will ever make a shoe in the US?

Again, I will always cheer on our MARKETS. Still, we need to pay attention to the grassroots across this country, the consumers who will support our MARKETS, those folks in dire straights, hanging on tooth and nail right now.

Wall Street is not the economy!!!!!

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