MarketWatch Quote: S&P 500 poised for sixth straight loss as stocks extend decline

MarketWatch Quote: S&P 500 poised for sixth straight loss as stocks extend decline

Tuesday, November 1, 2106 U.S. stocks extended losses Tuesday, with the S&P 500 on track for a sixth consecutive loss, as investors grappled with a tightening presidential race, economic data and corporate earnings. Polls show the race between Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican rival Donald Trump continues to tighten. The latest ABC News/Washington Post…

Week-In-Review: The Market Is Getting Weaker, Not Stronger

Week-In-Review: The Market Is Getting Weaker, Not Stronger

The Tape Is Getting Weaker The tape remains very split but is getting weaker. This was the 8th consecutive week that the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial average closed below their respective 50 DMA lines. More worrisome for the bulls, the Russell 2000 broke below the neckline of a big double top pattern (see…

Week-In-Review: The Market Is Getting Weaker, Not Stronger

Week-In-Review: The Market Is Getting Weaker, Not Stronger

The Tape Is Getting Weaker The tape remains very split but is getting weaker. This was the 8th consecutive week that the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial average closed below their respective 50 DMA lines. More worrisome for the bulls, the Russell 2000 broke below the neckline of a big double top pattern (see…

Friday Recap: Sarhan in CNBC: Stocks close mostly lower after new Hillary Clinton probe sends markets for wild ride

Friday Recap: Sarhan in CNBC: Stocks close mostly lower after new Hillary Clinton probe sends markets for wild ride

Friday, October 28, 2016 4pm EST U.S. equities closed mostly lower on Friday after the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced it is investigating new emails related to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. The Dow Jones industrial average ended about 10 points lower after trading 74.71 points lower following the announcement. The index was trading about 75…

Week-In-Review: Market Remains Split; 7th Weekly Close Below Support

Week-In-Review: Market Remains Split; 7th Weekly Close Below Support

7th Weekly Close Below Important Support The tape remains very split. This is the 7th consecutive week that the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial average are below their respective 50 DMA lines. Major support is October’s low and if that level breaks the next level to watch is the longer term 200 DMA line….

Sarhan In Reuters: Dollar hits eight-month high; stocks set for weekly gain

Sarhan In Reuters: Dollar hits eight-month high; stocks set for weekly gain

Friday, October 21, 2016 By Dion Rabouin | NEW YORK The dollar rose to its highest since Feb. 3 against a basket of currencies on Friday as investors increased bets on higher U.S. interest rates, while a measure of world stocks looked set for its first weekly gain in four weeks despite some soft U.S….

Sarhan In Reuters: US STOCKS-Health, energy stocks hit Wall St, Microsoft lifts Nasdaq

Sarhan In Reuters: US STOCKS-Health, energy stocks hit Wall St, Microsoft lifts Nasdaq

* GE falls after lowering forecast, weighs on S&P, Dow * Microsoft at record high on strong quarterly report * Time Warner hits 15-year high on reports of AT&T deal * Dow down 0.25 pct, S&P down 0.16 pct, Nasdaq up 0.14 pct (Updates to afternoon) By Yashaswini Swamynathan Oct 21 The S&P 500 and…

Friday Recap: Adam In CNBC: S&P turns positive as consumer discretionary leads; dollar hits 7-month high

Friday Recap: Adam In CNBC: S&P turns positive as consumer discretionary leads; dollar hits 7-month high

Friday, October 21, 2016 Stocks traded mixed on Friday, pressured by a strong dollar as earnings season continued and telecommunications lagged. The Dow Jones industrial average fell about 10 points in afternoon trade after momentarily dropping more than 100 points, with IBM and Johnson & Johnson contributing the most losses, offsetting strong gains from McDonald’s…