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Nasdaq Composite (NQ: COMP)
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Price 8567.37
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Open 8291.52
Prev. Close 8566.48
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Today's Range 8264.16 - 8591.82
52wk Range 7292.22 - 9838.37
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-707.79 (-7.63%)
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-98.10 (-1.13%)
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+604.49 (7.59%)
1 Year
+1034.84 (13.74%)
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Stock-market expert says what many are thinking as Dow sheds 4,100 points in a week: ‘this market is not normal’
The breadth and intensity of this coronavirus-fueled stock market selloff has some strategists scratching their heads. Thomas Lee, founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors, has some ideas why the market is... Read More
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Coronavirus-driven selling chills IPO market as just one company braves market this week
The bruising selloff in equity markets this week as the COVID-19 coronavirus spreads around the world has had a chilling effect on the initial public offering market, as companies put their plans on... Read More
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There’s a simple reason that gold is falling along with coronavirus-afflicted global stocks
Gold prices have been acting a bit strange lately, with the haven metal plunging in the face of a dive in global stock markets hit by the spread of COVID-19 and its impact on the economy in China and... Read More
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Investors unable to access investment accounts amid coronavirus-driven market fears
Some people can’t trade or even check accounts because financial sites are down — again Read More
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How far away is the coronavirus-fueled stock slump from entering a bear market?
U.S. stocks fell from record territory into a correction at the fastest pace on record as fears around the global spread of COVID-19 rocked financial markets. Here’s how much further major benchmarks... Read More
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Despite the meltdown, the bull market isn’t over yet
The evidence shows that risk will subside after the next two weeks and give way to increasing levels of reward thereafter. Read More
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U.S. stock futures point to further sharp declines as Asia follows Wall Street plunge
U.S. stock futures fell sharply on Friday, a day after major benchmarks pushed into correction territory as investor fears heightened over just how much damage the fast-spreading coronavirus will wreak... Read More
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Asian markets continue to slump, as Nikkei enters correction territory
Asian stocks fell sharply lower in early trading Friday, as Japan’s Nikkei sank to into correction territory as coronavirus fears continued to rattle global markets. Read More
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Here are 5 reasons the stock market is having its worst decline since 2008, and only one of them is the coronavirus
The virus has virtually crippled swaths of manufacturing in China, the second-largest economy in the world, and the country is a big buyer of products and services from other countries. U.S. technology... Read More
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Dow industrials dives below first Fibonacci target, on the verge of 50% retracement
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has blown past the first key downside target based on the Fibonacci ratio, and is now on the verge of giving back half of what it gained during the past 14 months. Read More
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How bad is the coronavirus-sparked stock-market selloff? — the Dow industrials weekly skid would rank top 20 on record
The depth of the slide for stocks this week can perhaps best be illustrated by the severity of the skid for the 124-year-old Dow Jones Industrial Average. Read More
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