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Zacks News
Pre-Markets Set Up Trading Day in the Green
by Mark Vickery
We were up to start the trading day last Friday, too, only to see those gains fizzle by the start of the three-day weekend.
Dividend & TIPS: 2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
SDY and TDTT have traded with massive trading volume yesterday.
Should SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (DIA) Be on Your Investing Radar?
by Zacks Equity Research
Style Box ETF report for DIA
Jobs Numbers Helping the Fed Thread the Needle: 315K, 3.7%
by Mark Vickery
The Unemployment Rate bumped up 20 basis points (bps) to 3.7%, but this is off levels not seen in 50 years.
Markets Buoy into the Green Ahead of Jobs Report
by Mark Vickery
Two of the main market indices ended their four-day losing streak today, on what appears to be a technical rally.
Econ Data Improves, Pre-Markets Stay Red
by Mark Vickery
Incremental moves down the various charts is the longer-term remedy for the economy.
Healthcare & Technology: 2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
IYH and PTF saw massive volumes in yesterday trading session.
"Don't Fight the Fed;" Don't Ignore It, Either
by Mark Vickery
We all want the halcyon days of the stock market back, but the numbers aren't lying and the Fed isn't kidding around.
S&P 500 Growth & Short-Term Treasury: 2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume
by Sanghamitra Saha
SPYG and SHV two ETFs traded with an outsized volume yesterday.
Quality & Micro-Cap: 2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
QUAL and IWC saw massive trading volumes in yesterday trading session.
Markets Sink Lower Ahead of Big Data Week
by Mark Vickery
Nine of 11 sectors of the S&P were down, with only Energy and Utilities in the green.
July PCE Pleases Pre-Markets; All Eyes on Jackson Hole
by Mark Vickery
We are seeing a further rolling off of inflation, pretty much just the way the Fed intended.
Jobless Claims Down, Q2 GDP Improves to -0.6%
by Mark Vickery
Overall, results are good, and have taken pre-market futures from slightly in the green to another slight step more into the green.
Mild Markets Close in Green; More Soft Housing Data
by Mark Vickery
We were up and down on summer trading volumes today, with vacillating opinions about whether the Fed will really relax interest rate hikes.
Jobless Claims, Philly Fed Both Better than Expected
by Mark Vickery
Both Initial Jobless Claims and a major regional manufacturing survey beat expectations this morning.
2 ETFs With Outsized Volume on Consumer & Dividend
by Sweta Killa
RCD and DGRW saw massive volumes in yesterday trading session.
Market Trading Shows Signs of Maturity; Cisco Beats
by Mark Vickery
We see cooler heads prevailing in market activity over the past couple sessions.
Dow Jones Reclaims 34,000: ETFs to Ride On
by Sweta Killa
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 34,000 for the first time since May, led by a jump in the retail space.
Markets Bounce Back, Despite Weak Housing, China
by Mark Vickery
Investors shrugged off worse-than-expected economic prints from China and kept the rally ongoing from late July.
Imports, Exports Sharply Lower: More Good Inflation Data
by Mark Vickery
Year over year, we're +8.8% on Imports -- still high, but well off the +9.5% expected and +10.7% in the rearview mirror.
The Latest on the Wealth of Nations
by John Blank
In a recent Development Economics article, we see some surprising data on growth pockets around the globe.
PPI Falls in July; Jobless Claims Keep Creeping Up
by Mark Vickery
Final PPI on headline dropped notably to -0.5% month over month, down from the +0.2% analysts were looking for and the downwardly revised +1.0% for June.
2 ETFs With Outsized Volume on Technology & Large Cap
by Sweta Killa
FXL and FTC saw massive trading volumes in yesterday session.
July CPI Numbers Super-Charge Indices; Disney (DIS) Crushes Q2
by Mark Vickery
Disney not only beat comfortably on both top and bottom lines, but did so in segments investors have long been waiting to see get to this point.
July CPI Cools: Can Powell "Captain Sully" This Economy?
by Mark Vickery
Headline CPI year over year came in at +8.5%, 20 bps lower than expected and more than half a point lower than June.