Recent market volatility has left many investors on edge, as U.S. stocks have experienced a rocky start in September again, a month already notorious for seasonal weakness. This has inevitably drawn comparisons to the painful lessons from "Black Monday" earlier in August. Last week, the S&P 500 and$Russell 2000 Index (.RUT.US)$indices both faced four consecutive days of declines, with the$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$droppin...
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It isn't about a Month being bad. They have bearish ETFs, you just got to know how to play all of this. This is a time of age, when all the old school investors can't gang with us new school
- The S&P 500 gave up 1.73% on Friday to close the week down 4.25% .- The Nasdaq Composite gave up 2.55% on Friday to close the week down 5.77%. - The Nasdaq 100 gave up 2.69% on Friday to close the week down 5.89%. - The Russell 2000 gave up 1.91% on Friday to close the week down 5.69%. - The S&P Small Cap 600 gave up 1.72% on Friday to close the week down 5.26%. - The S&P Mid Cap 400 gave up 1.39% on Friday to close the week down 4.92%. - The Dow Transports gave up ...
Ahead of U.S. nonfarm payroll data, despite the August ISM services activity expanding moderately for two consecutive months, ADP private sector employment growth hit a three-and-a-half-year low, signaling further labor market cooling. This added support to strong rate cut bets due to economic concerns. U.S. stocks initially rose but quickly reversed.$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ended a two-day losing streak but closed far below its initial 1.2% rise.$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$and ...
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credit tighten? they talking about giving away free money to illegals and free houses in California. our govt has lost its mind
Yesterday, when we observed that the Labor Day holiday had spared US markets from a selloff that spread across the rest of the world on the first trading day of September, we said that we had a bad feeling about today. And boy were we right: traditionally the worst month for stocks, bonds, gold and bitcoin, September started off with a bang - not a whimper - which saw the S&P plunge 2.4%, its biggest drop since the August 5 meltdow...
It was all about Nvidia's earnings, and how the market would react to them, and... well, it left a bit to be desired. After initially spiking as high as $128 on blowout Q2 earnings, NVDA then dumped instantly as the market was disappointed with the company's Q3 guidance, before staging a modest rebound into the Thursday premarket, only to see the gains then fade, and slide more than 6%, and wiping out $200 billion in market cap. S...
Daily Investors : It isn't about a Month being bad. They have bearish ETFs, you just got to know how to play all of this. This is a time of age, when all the old school investors can't gang with us new school
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