Stocks start November in the red
The market started on a positive note but quickly reversed course on economic data released after the open.
Read MoreThe market started on a positive note but quickly reversed course on economic data released after the open.
Read MoreManufacturing activity slipped in October but was slightly stronger than expected and remained in expansion territory.
Read MoreHere are Monday's closing levels for our four key tactical indicators...
Read MoreS&P equity futures are trading slightly above the level reported in our last update, and are farther above Monday's close, amidst broadly positive sessions in Europe and Asia overnight.…
Read MoreThe S&P 500 Index (SPX) opened lower and remained in the red throughout the session, finishing the day with a 0.75% loss.
Read MoreThe four benchmark indices were higher last week, and the S&P 500 Index (SPX) gained 3.95%, its second consecutive weekly gain.
Read MoreS&P equity futures are trading below Friday's close, amidst a mixed session in Europe and Asian shares closing mostly higher overnight.
Read MoreThe major indices charged higher today, thanks in large part to the biggest stock in the universe having its best day in over two years.
Read MoreIt was a busy week for earnings, with 164 S&P 500 companies having reported third-quarter earnings over the past week.
Read MoreInflation data for September was reported this morning, showing inflation is still well above the Fed’s target rate but mostly as expected.
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