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2,886.98

-4.66 (-0.16%)

At close: 5:14PM EDT

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Previous Close	2,891.64
Open	2,886.82
Volume	1,562,976,924

Day's Range	2,879.62 - 2,894.45
52 Week Range	2,346.58 - 2,954.13
Avg. Volume	3,425,565,555

Yahoo Financeyesterday
Some Chinese businesses are investing in the US to dodge tariffs
To avoid tariffs in the US-China trade war, some Chinese companies have moved production facilities and other operations to the U.S., not just Southeast Asia.
Barrons.com18 minutes ago
How to Use Stock Options to Dig in for a Long Trade War
There’s rising interest in “overwriting” stocks, which entails selling upside call options calls that expire in three to six months against stocks that an investor already owns.
Bloomberg2 hours ago
Stocks Trade Mixed as Focus Turns to Central Banks: Markets Wrap
European stocks and U.S. equity futures edged higher Monday following a mixed session in Asia as a big week for central-bank policy gets underway. Treasuries fell and the dollar was steady. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index rose, with Deutsche Bank boosting lenders on reports that it’s considering creating a “bad bank” to wind down legacy assets as part of a broader overhaul.
FX Empire8 hours ago
E-mini S&P 500 Index (ES) Futures Technical Analysis – Weekly Chart Strengthens Over 2877.75, Weakens Under 2850.00
Based on last week’s price action and the close at 2894.75, the direction of the September E-mini S&P 500 Index this week is likely to be determined by trader reaction to the Fibonacci level at 2877.75.
Motley Fool22 hours ago
3 Things to Watch in the Stock Market This Week
Look for Winnebago, CarMax, and Kroger stocks to make big moves over the next few trading days.
Barrons.com2 days ago
Senator Susan Collins’ Husband Sold Red Hat Stock, Bought Wex
An account owned by Tom Daffron may have sold its entire position in Red Hat. The purchase of Wex stock marks the initiation of an investment.
Investing.com2 days ago
3 Things Under the Radar This Week
Investing.com - Here’s a look at three things that were under the radar this past week.
Barrons.com2 days ago
AMD’s Lisa Su and Other Change Agents on Our List of the World’s Best CEOs
AMD CEO Lisa Su led a stunning turnaround at the semiconductor company, which is now giving Intel a run for its money in all areas of the chip business.
Barrons.com2 days ago
The Rate Cut the Economy Doesn’t Need — but the Markets Do
Proponents of interest-rate cuts see them as needed to keep the economy hopping. But they’re unlikely to offset the drag from trade frictions or to fan the inflation the Fed fears.
Barrons.com3 days ago
The Dow Gains Again as a Decision Looms for the Federal Reserve
THE TRADER Bad news poured down this past week, yet the market kept on dancing in the rain. There was bad geopolitical news as the U.S. blamed Iran for attacking two tankers carrying petroleum products.
Barrons.com3 days ago
The Dow Goes Nowhere Because the Markets Are Waiting for the Fed and the G-20
Investors are sitting tight as events in the next two weeks could move the market. The Federal Reserve is meeting next week amid expectations of an interest rate cut.
Yahoo Finance3 days ago
FOMC Preview: Threading the needle on rate changes for July
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will face a tough challenge in the June 19 policysetting meeting: promising nothing but reassuring markets that the Fed stands ready to support the economy.
Bloomberg3 days ago
As Threats Mount, Equity Bulls Retain Footing in Tumultuous Week
In a baffling week, oil tankers were attacked in the Persian Gulf, America blamed Iran, and U.S. stocks rose. President Donald Trump threatened to slap sanctions on a fellow NATO member and the fourth biggest economy in the world, and the riskiest U.S. debt hit a record high. The easiest conclusion is that equity investors are betting on supportive central bankers helping juice either economic growth or asset values or both, and there’s plenty of evidence to support that.
FX Empire3 days ago
US Stock Market Overview – Stocks Slip Led Down by Semi-Conductor Shares, Utilities Buck the Trend
Energy shares weighed on the broader market
Market Realist3 days ago
What’s Limited Your Energy ETF Losses This Week?
US crude oil active futures have fallen 0.6% in the last week, possibly dragging down or limiting XOP, XLE, OIH, and AMLP, which have returned -1.4%, 0.7%, 1.3%, and 0.7%, respectively.
Barrons.com3 days ago
Tesla Stock Could Rise for a Second-Straight Week
Shares of Tesla are on track for a second-consecutive weekly rise as bullish analysts—and CEO Elon Musk—continued to defend demand for the electric car maker’s vehicles.
Bloomberg3 days ago
Tech Drags on Stocks as Sales Data Boosts Dollar: Markets Wrap
Chipmakers tumbled the most in almost a month, weighing on the S&P 500 Index after Broadcom Inc. cut its sales forecast, citing trade war concerns. The outlook for the Fed was in focus, with BMO strategists saying the odds of a cut next week are higher than many expect, while DoubleLine Capital’s Jeffrey Gundlach said he expects no reductions this month. “Investors face a steepening wall of worry as geopolitical risk now joins lingering trade and Fed policy uncertainty as sources of anxiety,” said Alec Young, the managing director of global markets research at FTSE Russell.
Barrons.com3 days ago
This Is a ‘Critical’ Time for Apple in China, Analyst Says
A timely resolution to U.S.-China trade tensions could add $25 to Apple’s share price within months, according to new research.
Motley Fool3 days ago
Is Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF a Buy?
Before you buy this ETF, make sure you understand exactly what it does (and doesn't) do.
Barrons.com3 days ago
There’s a ‘Land Grab’ in Payments in Latin America. MercadoLibre Wants to Win.
The company, often referred to as the eBay of Latin America, will invest more than expected in its Pago Payments system, according to BTIG.
Investing.com3 days ago
Stocks - Wall Street Ends Flat as Tech Suffers Broadcom Beatdown
Investing.com - The S&P; 500 closed flat on Friday as firmer retail sales pointing to underlying strength in the U.S. economy were countered by a slump in chip stocks, led by Broadcom.
Market Realist3 days ago
Morgan Stanley CEO Expects a Recession if Trade Tensions Continue
On June 14, the broader market is likely to open on a negative note after closing in the green yesterday. Today at 7:00 AM EDT, S&P 500 Index futures, Nasdaq futures, and Dow futures were trading with 0.3%, 0.8%, and 0.2% losses for the day, respectively.
Barrons.com3 days ago
The Dow Loses 33 Points Because the Market Is Getting Pulled in Different Directions
Investors are nervously eying increased Middle East tensions following recent oil tanker attacks. China delivered weaker economic data, while in the U.S. the latest retail sales report was a bit of a mixed bag.
Barrons.com3 days ago
The Dow Is Acting Like a Deer in the Headlights. Here’s Why.
The market’s preference for stasis is on display, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped only slightly despite a wave of news that should have it moving one way or the other.
Barrons.com3 days ago
Bond King Jeffrey Gundlach Bets on Gold and Rings the Alarm Bell on a Potential Recession
Investors seem eager to insure themselves against geopolitical tensions that have flared up in the Middle East and Hong Kong this week, with gold vaulting.