The S&P 500 erased all of its 2020 losses on Monday as investors continued their bullishness on the reopening of the economy.
The S&P 500 closed 1.2% higher, the Dow jumped 1.7%, and the Nasdaq was up 1.1%.
The S&P 500 erased all of its 2020 losses on Monday as investors continued their bullishness on the reopening of the economy.
The S&P 500 closed 1.2% higher, the Dow jumped 1.7%, and the Nasdaq was up 1.1%.
Huge declines in year-over-year bank earnings were in focus on Wall Street this morning as some of the heavyweights reported before the opening bell.
The market opened down about 2% and closed near the same levels.
But that certainly isn't the only news you should be taking into account today…
You see, bank earnings have "knock-on effects" that can ripple throughout the economy in a variety of ways.
Here's what our experts – Chris Johnson, Tom Gentile, D.R. Barton, Jr., and Shah Gilani – saw in real time today, April 15
The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost more than 2,000 points this morning despite the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates to zero.
The central bank also introduced a quantitative easing program worth $700 billion.
Read for more on how stocks are reacting to the coronavirus news today.
The ongoing sell-off across the markets has many investors running for the hills.
But the recent downturn has pulled a number of high-upside stocks with potential to rally to all-time highs.
Among the stocks that offer tremendous upside are penny stocks.
Today's penny stocks to buy – currently priced under $6 per share – give investors low-risk, high-return potential that requires little capital to get started.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is off another 700 points Thursday as investors continue the rollercoaster in the markets.
Despite yesterday's 1,000-point gain, markets continue to monitor government reactions to coronavirus and the rising number of cases on the West Coast.
The death toll in the United States has reached 11, and the number of confirmed cases has topped 160.
This morning, Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) announced plans to shut one of its Seattle offices after a contractor tested positive for coronavirus.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average projected a 193-point decline in premarket hours as earnings season kicks off today.
The Dow Jones today is roiled by a data breach at credit-reporting agency Equifax, and it's possible your confidential information is stolen…
The financial data breach impacts 143 million consumers and over 200,000 credit card holders.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 234 points yesterday, but futures are trending upward in premarket hours.
Dow futures are up 40 points ahead of trading, but the threat from Hurricane Irma still looms.
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