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Nasdaq Composite (NQ: COMP)
7,502.38 USD  -295.16 (-3.79%)
Daily Price  /  Updated: 4:15 PM EDT, Mar 27, 2020  /  Add to My Watchlist      
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Price 7502.38
Volume 0
Open 7554.25
Prev. Close 7797.54
Change
-295.16
% Change
-3.79%
Today's Range 7491.13 - 7716.24
52wk Range 6631.42 - 9838.37
Performance
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-1589.81 (-17.49%)
1 Month
-1478.39 (-16.46%)
3 Month
-1504.24 (-16.70%)
6 Month
-437.25 (-5.51%)
1 Year
-166.79 (-2.17%)
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These indicators suggest a stock-market bottom, but coronavirus fears could send the S&P 500 swooning again
The question investors must now ask themselves is whether or not the market has already hit the bottom of this bear market, or whether investors should prepare themselves for worse to come. Read More
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Stock market breadth shows there might be light at the end of the tunnel
So-called breadth surges have been consistently bullish for the S&P 500. Read More
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Dow, S&P 500 seen snapping a 3-day win streak as U.S. tops China in coronavirus cases
U.S. stock-index futures on Friday were trading lower to end the week, after the Dow and S&P 500 index booked their best three-day win streak since the 1930s on Thursday. Read More
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The Dow just entered a bull market by some measures — but it sure doesn’t feel bullish on Wall Street
By some accounts the Dow Jones Industrial Average just entered a new bull-market phase, killing the 11-day-old bear market. To some market participants that notion may, indeed, feel like a lot of... Read More
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‘Most photographed man on Wall Street’ shares update on his coronavirus battle: ‘You do not want to get this’
Peter Tuchman, who describes himself as “the most photographed guy on Wall Street,” has been struck by coronavirus, and while he’s not suffering “respiratory distress,” he says he’s been “really sick”... Read More
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He said it in 1987 and in 2008 — now he’s saying it again: You’ll never see better bargains in the stock market
John Rogers, chairman of Ariel Investments, cited Sir John Templeton, urging investors to take advantage of the stock market’s recent plunge. Read More
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Man who called 1987 crash says ‘be careful not to mythologize’ coronavirus into a ‘pandemic Godzilla,’ predicts stocks will rebound in a few months
Billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones on Thursday said that American’s will beat deadly coronavirus, while sharing his own personal narrative that his daughter contracted the illness recently and has... Read More
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‘Reopen America’ by Easter? This staggering chart shows why that could be ‘an error of epic proportions’
President Trump this week pointed to Easter Sunday as a “beautiful” target date for the United States to get back to business, with “packed churches all over our country.” This NY Times chart shows it... Read More
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Dow futures head lower ahead of key employment report as Senate approves historic $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill
U.S. stock-index futures on Thursday edge lower following the historic passage of a $2 trillion bill that was approved in the Senate late Wednesday, putting it one step closer to being signed into law.... Read More
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As Congress debates more coronavirus stimulus, don’t exaggerate the effect of the 2008 bailouts on the stock market
Remember that the bear market gathered steam after TARP and other programs were adopted Read More
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Asian stocks mixed after Wall Street’s back-to-back gains
Prices have swung wildly as business shutdowns spread around the world. Investors say they need to see a decline in numbers of new coronavirus infections before prices can bottom out. Read More
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