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4 Sector ETFs That Were Up About Double Digit on Monday
by Sanghamitra Saha
These sector ETFs gained close to double digits on Monday???s trading session.
Markets Bullish on Coronavirus Progress
by Mark Vickery
"Flattening the curve" measures are beginning to bear fruit, as are announcements from myriad pharmaceutical companies vying to develop near-term therapeutics and longer-term vaccines for the coronavirus.
The Stock Market Is Now Tied To Pandemic Data
by Daniel Laboe
Last week we saw the worst weekly unemployment claim in history and the market barely wavered - today we see a 1-day decline in new US cases and the S&P 500 rallies over 7%
Global Positivity Sends Pre-Markets Much Higher
by Mark Vickery
Hot spots in key locations like Italy and Spain have shown a slowing death toll as lockdown measures demonstrate their effect. Even the rate of cases in New York has dropped over the last two days.
What Shape Will the Recovery Look Like? Small V, Large V or Large U?
by John Blank
Despite incomplete information, market participants need to form expectations. The stock markets appear to be bracing for the worst.
Jobs Report: -701K in March, Unemployment 4.4%
by Mark Vickery
This ends a nearly 9 1/2-year run of positive employment data from the BLS, going back to September 2010.
Are Small-Cap ETFs in Trouble?
by Sweta Killa
More pain seems to be in store for small-cap stocks than their large-cap peers, given that the pandemic has hurt the domestic economy. The latest bouts of data paint a gloomy picture of the economy for the near term.
Crude Oil and Developed Market: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume
by Sanghamitra Saha
USO and EFV saw outsized volume in yesterday trading session.
Emerging Market and Large-Caps: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
EELV and IWL saw outsized volume in yesterday trading session.
If You Thought Last Week's Jobless Claims Were Bad...
by Mark Vickery
Today we see 6.648 million new jobless claims, more than doubling last week's all-time high, which was itself revised upward another 24K claims.