Third straight red day for the overall markets as stimulus talks look unlikely, even after Sec. Mnuchin is set to talk with House Speak Pelosi later today. The Dow slid 100 points, or 0.4%, while the S&P 500 fell 0.6%.
Major indices fall flat as Treasury Secretary Mnuchin comments on passing stimulus before the election. Mnuchin said around midday that getting a deal done before the election would be difficult, adding that both sides were still far apart on certain
US markets trade higher to start this week as stimulus talks appear to be getting us to a place where investors are happy. The Dow Jones rose 353 points, or 1.2%. The S&P 500 gained 1.9% and the Nasdaq advanced
Markets moved slightly upwards after Larry Kudlow reports a revised package has been agreed upon by President Trump. Dow Jones traded over .75% higher, while tech heavy Nasdaq outgained all, up over 1.2% as $1,200 stimulus check outlook is bullish
Mixed day for the markets as traders react to statements from both House Speak Nancy Pelosi and President Trump each give conflicting statements, driving markets sideways for a ranged bound day. The Dow Jones closed 122 points higher, or 0.4%.
Trump tweets storm strikes again, this time sending major indices running higher amid the idea of more targeted stimulus. President Donald Trump tweeted support for aid to airlines and other stimulus measures, stoking hope that a smaller aid package could
Stocks get hammered Tuesday as President Trump announces via Twitter that he is calling off stimulus talks late in the trading session. The Dow Jones closed 375.88 points lower, or 1.3%, The S&P 500 ended the day down 1.4%. The
Trump gets discharged from Walter Reed Hospital and sends stocks flying with majors indices finishing at least 1.5% higher. US lawmakers also are expected to reach a stimulus agreements in the near future. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary
Mixed bag in the markets today as major indices give traders different views of the market. Tech-heavy index Nasdaq trade 1.5% higher on news that a revised stimulus will include direct payments which had been a boon for the Nasdaq …
All major indices up as optimism over a new stimulus package help prop up what has been a choppy September to say the least. The Dow Jones last traded up 260 points, or 0.9%, after rising 550 points at its
COVID-19 concerns hit the east coast hard, driving markets to its first loss in 4 trading days. The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded 130 points lower, or 0.5%. The S&P 500 fell 0.4% while the Nasdaq Composite dived 0.1%. New
New week means new bullish trends as the markets rip higher today, off the back of improved stimulus talks. House Speak Pelosi is set to speak to Treasury Secretary Mnuchin today with talks ongoing today.
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Despite all 3 major indices finishing up 1.2% or more, stocks still finish their 4 straight week of loses as the September swoon is in full effect. House Democrats are preparing a $2.4 trillion relief package that they could vote
Thursday chop back in full force as Dow Jones swings from 300 pts up, 200 pts down (500 pt swing) finishing 40 pts below. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite traded lower by 0.1% each. First-time claims for state unemployment
Daily Energy Market Summary: 360 DCB – 9/23/2020
September swoon in full effect as the market takes another nose dive, with the Dow Jones finishing 1.3% lower or 367 pts. S&P 500 was down over 1.5% with Nasdaq finishing
Equities markets finished positive after Fed Chair Powell reiterated his stance to support the US economy. These gains on the broad markets snap a 4 session losing streak. Oil and Gas News Today What happened to crude oil today? Prices
Huge market selloff to begin the week as the Dow Jones dropped 843 points, or 3.1%. The S&P 500 lost 2.5% while the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.6%. Stock fell on worse than expected COVID-19 optimism and uncertainty on any
Friday chop led to all major indices on the equities market to slump leading into the weekend. he Dow Jones slid 370 points, or more than 1%. The S&P 500 dropped 1.7% and the Nasdaq fell 2.2%.
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Volatile day for the overall equities markets today as major indices each fall over 1% with renewed stress on tech stocks, NASDQ down over 1.75%. Conflicting COVID-19 vaccine news amid stalled stimulus 2.0 also weighed on investors today. First-time claims
Daily Energy Market Summary: 360 DCB – 9/14/2020
New week brings new optimism in the stock market as equities market as each major indices finishes green, with NASDAQ finishing up 1.75% off the back of TikTok (yes, TikTok) US
Daily Energy Market Summary: 360 DCB – 9/11/2020
HOT OF THE PRESSES – Friday chop to the major indices, as stocks swing between gains early in the session, with momentum fizzling out and finishing both S/P 500 and Nasdaq
Daily Energy Market Summary: 360 DCB – 9/10/2020
HOT OFF THE PRESSES: Choppy trading day as all major indices finish red after starting the trading session in the green. S/P closes down -1.5%, $NQ down -1.73%, while the
HOT OFF THE PRESSES: Markets rebound is HUGE, recovering about 25% of the losses inflicted over the past 3 trading sessions. S&P 500 jumps 2.5%, while Dow Jones and Nasdaq finish up 2.4% and 2.8% respectively. Selling seems to be
Daily Energy Market Summary: 360 DCB – 9/8/2020
HOT OFF THE PRESSES: Long Labor Day weekend does not to much to stave off another market selloff, with Nasdaq down over 450 pts, plummeting over 10% the last
Daily Energy Market Summary: 360 DCB – 9/4/2020 Day 2 of the tech sellout (welcome to September selling) as both $TSLA and $AAPL drop big leading to NQ trading down at one point almost 450 pts before rebounding toward
BRUTAL day for the equities markets as majors index’s fall over 3.5% as large institutions begin a tech sellout amid what some are calling the top of the latest bull run. Jobless claims shed some hope as 881,000 first
Wild Wednesday for the 360 Digital Closing Bell! Oil has a rough day despite positive DOE inventory levels.
Stocks drew 9.4 mm/bbl for the week along with oil production down to 9.7 mm/bbl/day coming off shut ins due to
