Page 13 - Us Stock Market
Why the ongoing sell-off in the US stock market isn't a big deal
The worst year since 1937 for the S&P 500 saw the index fall 33 per cent in 115 days as a weakening economy, rising unemployment and spiking inflation pushed investors to head for the exits
 "Why the ongoing sell-off in the US stock market isn't a big deal")
US premium over global peers narrows to 1.32 amid massive sell-off
The S&P500 index had plunged 15 per cent in December
 "US premium over global peers narrows to 1.32 amid massive sell-off")
American stocks look cheapest in years. Trump's advice? 'Buy the dip'
S&P 500 at cheapest relative to forward earnings since 2013
 "American stocks look cheapest in years. Trump's advice? 'Buy the dip'")
Wall Street ends worst week in a decade with Nasdaq entering bear market
The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished the week with a loss of nearly seven per cent, after losing 1.8 per cent or more than 400 points Friday
 "Wall Street ends worst week in a decade with Nasdaq entering bear market")
Microsoft's stock market value closes above Apple's for 1st time in 8 years
The two stocks jostled for the top spot over the course of the week, with Microsoft's stock market value exceeding Apple's at several points in intra-day trading but not at the close
 "Microsoft's stock market value closes above Apple's for 1st time in 8 years")
Who's the most valuable of them all: Apple may lose crown to Microsoft
Both companies' market capitalizations were calculated using outstanding shares reported in their most recent 10-Q filings
 "Who's the most valuable of them all: Apple may lose crown to Microsoft")
This is what the market looks like without FANG bloc of tech megacaps
Now, in the middle of earnings season, their support has gone missing, and the result has been something less than a catastrophe
 "This is what the market looks like without FANG bloc of tech megacaps")
Wall St sell-off: US stocks fall most in 6 yrs, Dow slips 1600 points
US. stocks saw their biggest one-day fall in six years on Monday, as investor profit taking brought the market back down from record highs seen in late January
US stocks, dollar take a beating over tax bill, Russian probe
Stocks and the greenback tanked mid-session
 "US stocks, dollar take a beating over tax bill, Russian probe")
US stocks decline for a second straight day; oil falls
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday as energy sector shares dropped for a fourth straight session, tracking crude oil prices, while tech, the best performing sector this year, weighed the most on the S&P 500.
 "US stocks decline for a second straight day; oil falls")
Upbeat US data lift dollar, send world shares to fresh peak
Also, stocks on Wall Street climbed, ahead of Yellen's second day of testimony
 "Upbeat US data lift dollar, send world shares to fresh peak")
US stocks end down; geopolitical risks weigh ahead of earnings
The worries drove investors into gold and other safe-haven assets
 "US stocks end down; geopolitical risks weigh ahead of earnings")
Wall Street down after weak jobs, Fed comments, Syria airstrikes
Wall Street's three major indexes edged lower on Friday in a choppy session
 "Wall Street down after weak jobs, Fed comments, Syria airstrikes")
US stocks fall as Fed minutes reverse earlier rally
Investors concerned about the Trump administration's ability to deliver promised tax cuts
 "US stocks fall as Fed minutes reverse earlier rally")
Analysis: Where are the bulls in this bull market?
Corporations have spent hundreds of billions annually in recent years buying back their own stock
US stocks close higher, S&P 500 tops $20 tn as markets eye Trump tax cuts
US equity indexes hit record highs on Monday
 "US stocks close higher, S&P 500 tops $20 tn as markets eye Trump tax cuts")
Wall Street closes little changed; banks weigh on Dow
The S&P 500 ended slightly higher on Wednesday
 "Wall Street closes little changed; banks weigh on Dow")
US stocks edge higher as Nasdaq hits record
Nasdaq was able to scratch out another record on gains in tech and big consumer names
 "US stocks edge higher as Nasdaq hits record")
The US stock market isn't going Clinton's way
Few institutions have a better track record calling presidential races than the US stock market
 "The US stock market isn't going Clinton's way")