^GSPC - S&P 500
| Previous Close | 2,561.26 |
| Open | 2,553.39 |
| Volume | 1,896,003,483 |
| Day's Range | 2,547.92 - 2,562.36 |
| 52 Week Range | 2,083.79 - 2,564.11 |
| Avg. Volume | 3,125,224,307 |
- Yahoo Finance•9 hours ago
In 1987, stocks were fairly valued before they crashed
The "Black Monday" crash of 1987 happened 30 years ago today. And we still don't really know why.
Yahoo Finance•yesterdayVerizon and Travelers — What you need to know on Thursday
Earnings will roll on as wage pressures continue to increase in the economy.
- Yahoo Finance•yesterday
Treasury Secretary Mnuchin thinks a failure to pass tax reform will send stocks tumbling
Steven Mnuchin says a failure to get tax reform would be bad for markets. Except markets aren't actually counting on tax reform.
- The Wall Street Journal•17 minutes ago
[$$] Catalonia Crisis Weighs on Spain’s Debt
Catalonia’s push for independence is weighing on Spain’s short-term debt and hampering stock markets across Southern Europe.
- Investor's Business Daily•19 minutes ago
These 3 Stocks With 95+ Composite Ratings Are Big Movers Late; S&P 500 Futures
Facebook and Google undercut recent buy points following lackluster breakouts. PayPal, Altassian and Celgene, all with Composite Ratings above 95, were notable after-hours movers.
- The Wall Street Journal•21 minutes ago
[$$] Beneath the Market Rally: A Lot Less Trading
Trading volumes have fallen steadily in recent months as ultralow volatility, a lack of market-moving news and the rising popularity of passive investment funds have kept many investors on the sidelines....
- MarketWatch•41 minutes ago
Atlassian heads toward $10 billion market cap with a story to tell
Nearly two years after its initial public offering, Atlassian Inc. is heading toward a market cap of $10 billion and is unlikely to stop there.
- MarketWatch•4 hours ago
Hedge-fund assets hit record, even as fund closures continue to outpace launches
The hedge-fund industry, while still struggling with performance and fund closures, appears to be turning a quarter after a horrendous 2016.
- MarketWatch•4 hours ago
Black Monday anniversary: How the 2017 stock market compares with 1987
It is the 30th anniversary of Black Monday, and while worries about market structure abound, investors shouldn’t compare the 2017 rally to the 1987 surge that preceded the most cataclysmic single day in ...
- Motley Fool•4 hours ago
What Happened in the Stock Market Today
On a day indexes inched up, shares of Adobe Systems soared on its outlook for 2018, and MongoDB jumped in its first day of trading.
- Barrons.com•4 hours ago
The Biggest Loser: If United Is an Airline, Why Does It Keep Sinking?
Shares of United Continental (UAL) crashed to the bottom of the S&P 500 today, after a disappointing outlook overshadowed better-than-expected third quarter results, fueling worries about United’s ability to weather the rising costs and hold its own against low-cost rivals. Adding to the turmoil, was a contentious investor call during which CEO Oscar Munoz admitted that United had “dug ourselves in a hole” in regard to competition. The day’s trading action was a sharp reversal from just over a week ago when airline stocks rallied after American Airlines (AAL) and United raised their own guidance for average passenger revenue, and Delta Air Lines (DAL) delivered estimate-beating third quarter results.
