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NASDAQ closes higher at .17%, S&P/DOW finish lower at .2% and .6% respectively, S&P breaks 7 day winning streak. Seems to be normal profit taking from investors as no substantial news is out today and the FOMC is coming up tomorrow.
DIDI shares plunge on news from the Chinese government, goes to show how much governments affect stock prices quickly.
Lighter volume tends to increase trading volatility, which we definitely saw a perfect example of today.
Bitcoin stays around 34k for the day, definitely nice to see it not being heavily affected by the morning sell off as it certainly has been tied closely to sell offs historically (especially in the tech stocks).
Oil all the way down to $73.71/barrel towards days end, a drastic drop from the overnight peak of $76.90 due to disagreements at the OPEC summit between Saudi Arabia and the UAE on the rate of future crude production.
By Derek HutsonNASDAQ closes higher at .17%, S&P/DOW finish lower at .2% and .6% respectively, S&P breaks 7 day winning streak. Seems to be normal profit taking from investors as no substantial news is out today and the FOMC is coming up tomorrow.
DIDI shares plunge on news from the Chinese government, goes to show how much governments affect stock prices quickly.
Lighter volume tends to increase trading volatility, which we definitely saw a perfect example of today.
Bitcoin stays around 34k for the day, definitely nice to see it not being heavily affected by the morning sell off as it certainly has been tied closely to sell offs historically (especially in the tech stocks).
Oil all the way down to $73.71/barrel towards days end, a drastic drop from the overnight peak of $76.90 due to disagreements at the OPEC summit between Saudi Arabia and the UAE on the rate of future crude production.