Boeing And Cisco Lead The Dow Jones Higher Monday
U.S. Indices were trading sharply higher Monday as the market rebounds from last week's weakness following a shift in the Fed's policy.
Intel And Walgreens Lead The Dow Jones Lower Friday
U.S. indices were trading lower Friday after St. Louis Fed President Bullard suggested rate hikes could come in late 2022 and said the Fed has opened taper discussions this week.
PayPal And Facebook Lead The Nasdaq Lower Wednesday
U.S. indices were trading lower Wednesday afternoon after the Federal Reserve held rates constant but raised its inflation expectations for 2021-2023.
Tesla And Biogen Lead The SPY Lower Tuesday
U.S. indices were trading lower Tuesday as investors await an outcome from this week's Fed meeting.
Netflix, Apple And Facebook Lead The QQQ Higher Monday
U.S. indices were trading lower for much of the day before recovering into the close as investors await this week's Fed meeting, which is expected to begin on Tuesday.
Nvidia And Dollar Tree Lead The Nasdaq In A Mixed Day For The Markets
U.S. indices had another mixed day of trading following worse-than-expected U.S. jobless figures and inflation data released Thursday.
McDonald’s And Microsoft Lead The Dow Jones In A Mixed Day Of Trading
U.S. indices are trading higher despite worse-than-expected U.S. jobless figures and inflation data. While jobless claims slightly missed consensus estimates, they fell for the sixth straight week.
Tesla And Baidu Lead The QQQ Lower Thursday
U.S. indices were trading lower Thursday despite slightly better-than-expected U.S. jobs data. Positive data has potentially raised concerns the Fed could eventually taper stimulus measures. Speculative retail trading in some names has also increased volatility.
Nvidia, eBay Lead The Nasdaq Higher Friday
U.S. indices continued trading higher following better-than-expected U.S. jobless numbers Thursday as well as reports that President Joe Biden will propose a $6-trillion federal budget.
Boeing, Intel Lead The DIA Higher Thursday
U.S. indices were trading higher Thursday following better-than-expected U.S. jobless numbers as well as reports that President Joe Biden will propose a $6-trillion budget.