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Zacks News
Technology and High-Yield: 2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
RYT and HYS saw massive trading volume in yesterday trading session.
Markets Nose-Dive, but Close Off Lows
by Mark Vickery
Going into our fourth week of markets in the red, it???s becoming harder to hang onto "profit taking" as the sole purveyor of this continued negative sentiment in the market.
Jobless Claims, Housing Starts, Philly: Stagnation Afoot?
by Mark Vickery
We also have a slew of new economic data this morning, and as we saw with Retail Sales a day ago, results here were somewhat disappointing.
On "Long Times" and "Snowflakes"
by Mark Vickery
The FOMC will be keeping its policy accommodative to a zero funds rate "for a very long time." Snowflake's IPO was a "very good time."
Retail Sales Lower, Market Awaits Fed Chair Powell
by Mark Vickery
Pre-market activity early this morning appears to welcome the coming press conference from Fed Chair Jay Powell at 2:30pm ET today.
Markets Look Set for Higher Gains
by Mark Vickery
Vaccine progress and alignment joins things like increased air travel bookings and a bustling housing market to help investors breathe easier.
Aggressive Allocation and Government Bond: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume
by Sanghamitra Saha
AOA and SCHO saw massive trading volumes on Friday.
CPI Higher, to +0.4%; Remembrance on 9-11
by Mark Vickery
Nineteen years to the day, the attacks on Lower Manhattan and Washington DC are being commemorated in a moment of silence on the floors of Wall Street.
Energy and Consumer Staples: 2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
IEO and FXG saw massive trading volume in yesterday trading session.
Jobless Claims Plateau at 884K; PPI Improves to 0.3%
by Mark Vickery
An exact number of new jobless claims -- 884K matches the upwardly-revised 884K from two weeks ago -- describes a plateau in unemployment.
Large Cap and Low Volatility: 2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
IWB and SPLV saw massive trading volumes on Friday.
Jobs Numbers Impress: 1.37M, Unemployment 8.4%
by Mark Vickery
1.37 million jobs were generated last month, topping the 1.2 million analysts were expecting. The Unemployment Rate fell to a much-lower-than-anticipated 8.4%.
Weekly Jobless Claims Back Below 1 Million: 881K
by Mark Vickery
Initial Jobless Claims dipped below 1 million for only the second time since the impact of the coronavirus pandemic struck.
Dow Jones Tops 29,000: Will ETFs & Stocks Rally in September?
by Sanghamitra Saha
The Dow jumped above 29,000 for the first time since February on Sep 2 on low rates and vaccine hopes.
ETFs to Ride the Market's Best August Rally in More Than 30 Years
by Sweta Jaiswal, FRM
Last month reflects the best August for the Dow and the S&P 500 since 1984 and 1986, respectively.
Dow Jones Turns Positive for 2020: 7 Stocks Driving ETFs
by Sanghamitra Saha
The Dow Jones turned positive for the year 2020. Seven stocks drove the index and the related ETFs higher.
July Econ Data Adds Definition: Income, Spending, Trade & More
by Mark Vickery
More July economic data has hit the tape Friday morning, capping off a busy week in domestic macro information.
"Great Reopening" Gets 2 Big Boosts: Fed & Abbott
by Mark Vickery
The reason for this good news comes from two specific areas, both of which hit the news cycle ahead of today's open.
Markets Await Fed Chair Powell; Plus Claims, GDP Revision
by Mark Vickery
Jay Powell is expected to point Fed policy in a new direction: from protecting the U.S. economy from inflation to fomenting it.
Dow Jones ETF in Focus on Index Shake-Up
by Sweta Killa
Given the tech sector dominance, many Wall Street analysts believe the post-reshuffle Dow Jones could struggle to catch up with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite, which have been hitting new highs.
Durable Goods, Dick's, Far Surpass Expectations
by Mark Vickery
Durable Goods Orders for July posted better-than-expected results across the board, including gains in previous-month revisions.
Dow Reclaims 28,000: 5 Stocks Driving the ETF Rally
by Sweta Killa
The Dow Jones Industrial Index ended above 28,000 for the first time in six months.
Retail Sales Dip, Q2 Productivity Up Big
by Mark Vickery
we see new economic data which points to the strength of the U.S. consumer and the status of existing workforces and their output.
Q2 Earnings Season Not as Bad as Expected: Now What?
by Mark Vickery
The inability of lawmakers to reach a compromise on new legislation to bring about relief will make it harder for bulls to push this market much higher.
Jobless Claims Improve, But For How Much Longer?
by Mark Vickery
Initial Jobless Claims this morning, which came in with a headline of "only" 963K new claims last week -- down 228K week over week.