Dow Spikes as Investors Wait for Outcome of U.S. Election Drama
The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened higher on Thursday, as Wall Street investors await the final outcome of the ultra-tight U.S. election.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened higher on Thursday, as Wall Street investors await the final outcome of the ultra-tight U.S. election.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened higher on Wednesday, even as the results of the 2020 U.S. election haasn’t revealed a clear winner.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose on Tuesday, as investors seem to be betting on a clear Electoral College victory for former Vice President Joe Biden.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is starting November in the green after wrapping up its worst month since March.
The S&P 500 could fall by as much as 7% without immediate stimulus relief, according to BTIG. President Trump’s partial aid might not be enough.
Goldman Sachs is way too optimistic about corporate profitability in 2021. The stock market is facing many risks that could limit its rally next year.
President Trump’s Covid-19 diagnosis rattled markets on Friday, but the impact could be short-lived, analysts say.
The S&P 500 flashed a rare buy signal on Monday. Historically, this means stocks are primed for strong gains in the next six to 12 months.
Despite a recent pullback, the gold rally is far from over. An uncertain election will bring volatility in the market, driving the yellow metal higher.
The Dow and broader U.S. stock market surged on Monday’s trading session building up on Friday’s sharp gains.