Stocks waffled yesterday in the morning only to surge as the day ended….…the S&P added 8 pts, the Dow added 108 pts while the Nasdaq ‘surged’ by less than 1 pt! So here are some of the t…Continue →
Stocks surged yesterday…the S&P opening 1.25% - or 30 pts only to trade a bit higher, back off and then close at the highs – up 40 pts or +1.50%…….. in fact, in yesterday’s not…Continue →
USA TODAYGM poised to close plants in Michigan, Ohio, Maryland, will cut 15% of salaried workersUSA TODAYGeneral Motors is poised to close factories in Michigan, Ohio, Maryland and Canada, kill off se…Continue →
ReutersWall Street Rises on Gains in Retailers as Cyber Monday BeginsNew York Times(Reuters) - U.S. stocks gained on Monday, helped by shares of retailers on expectations of blockbuster sales on the l…Continue →
Stocks slid on Friday – which is unusual for the Friday after thanksgiving – the Dow fell 178 pts, the S&P lost 17 pts and the Nasdaq gave up 32 pts…… – as investors/traders tried to dec…Continue →
CNBCDow set for a triple-digit rise at the open after Black Friday lossesCNBCU.S. stock futures pointed to a higher open on the first trading day of the week after big losses during the previous week.…Continue →
New York TimesGM to Idle Plants and Cut Thousands of Jobs as Sales SlowNew York TimesGeneral Motors said Monday that it planned to idle five factories in North America and cut more than 14,000 blue-co…Continue →
Stocks fell like a ton of bricks…in fact yesterday if felt more like 32 tons! The headlines say it all: $1 Tril lost in the Technology namesStocks Skid as Major Indexes Shed 2018 GainsThe End is N…Continue →
CNNWhy the Dow keeps sinkingCNNNew York (CNN Business) The gloom-and-doom on Wall Street has wiped out the stock market's gains for the year. The Dow dropped as many as 596 points, or 2.4%, on Tuesday…Continue →
CNBCBitcoin plunges 16% to below $4250, a new low for the yearCNBCBitcoin is still struggling to find a bottom this week. The digital currency dropped as much as 16 percent on Tuesday to its lowest le…Continue →