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Related: About this forumSTOCK MARKET WATCH - Thursday, 3 September 2020
STOCK MARKET WATCH, Thursday, 3 September 2020
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SMW for 2 September 2020
AT THE CLOSING BELL ON: 2 September 2020
Dow Jones 29,100.50 +454.84 (1.59%)
S&P 500 3,580.84 +54.19 (1.54%)
Nasdaq 12,056.44 +116.78 (0.98%)
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Hugin
(33,135 posts)
Thursdays Trading:
Dow -564.70
28,535.80 -1.94%
Nasdaq -478.35
11,578.09 -3.97%
S&P -91.52
3,489.32 -2.56%
As of 11:16 ET.
Time to take down the Potemkin Village.
Sayonara suckers!
progree
(10,904 posts)Or they could be going to use the proceeds of this big pull-out for another market bang in the days leading up to Nov 3.
Right now, I'm speculating, they figure nobody is really paying attention and will forget before the week is out... or the day... or maybe even by the closing bell.
Must conserve those resources.
progree
(10,904 posts)points) at 246p ET
If Dow was down 3.46% like the S&P 500 is, it would be down 1007 points
Hugin
(33,135 posts)Is if you look at the gainers during one of these events.
Right now it's Carnival Cruise Lines (CCL) @ 17.64 +5.57% 1,956,494.
Definitely, not a COVID hard stock.
Why is it so far up on today of all days?
It's been like this since March. A big fall, money dumped into an unlikely bin. Sometimes it's the cruise lines, others it's the airlines, or oil service companies.
Do you have any insights? Is it because of a potential vaccine? I find that hard to believe.
progree
(10,904 posts)It turns out a basket of stocks that could fare well in a Biden presidency (("blue stocks" )) have been outperforming the overall market as well as a portfolio of stocks that might benefit from a second Trump term (("red stocks" )).
Another reason given in the article is that Biden is more likely to keep Jerome Powell as Fed Chair than Trump would be in a 2nd term.
I don't agree or disagree with any of the article, just throwing it out there -- he went into details on the "red" stocks and the "blue" stocks.
Slight improvement in the market, 340p ET: Dow down 922 and S&P 500 down 1102 in Dow equivalent points.