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US indices close sharply higher. Dow has best day since July

  
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S&P index has all sectors in the green

The major US stock indices are closing sharply higher on hopes for targeted coronavirus aid

  • All 30 Dow stocks closed in the green
  • All 11 S&P sectors closed higher
  • Dow is up nearly 600 points at the highs
  • Stocks close higher to last 3 trading days
  • Dow closes at the highest level since September 2
  • Dow has best day since July
  • The gains today erased the losses (and then some) from yesterday. Yesterday the S&P fell -1.4%. The NASDAQ index fell -1.57% and the Dow industrial average fell by -1.34%.
The final numbers are showing:
  • S&P index rose 58.47 points or 1.74% at 3419.43. The high reached 3426.26. The low extended to 334.56
  • NASDAQ index closed up 209.99 points or 1.88% at 11364.59. The high reached 11380.55. The low reached 11258.35
  • Dow rose 530.7 points or 1.91% at 28303.46. The hi reached 28369.66. The low extended to 27971.36
Some winners include:
  • First Solar, +7.08%
  • Netflix, +5.71%
  • American Express, +4.35%
  • United Airlines, +4.30%
  • Corning, +4.25%
  • Beyond Meat, +4.0%
  • Salesforce, +3.89%
  • Western Digital, +3.56%
  • Slack, +3.53%
  • Boeing, +3.16%
The worst performing Dow stocks include:
  • Verizon, +0.2%
  • Walmart, +0.2%
  • Merck and Company, +0.51%
Other losers today included:
  • Exxon Mobil, -2.49%
  • GoodRx, -1.14%
  • Lyft, -0.49%
  • Papa John’s, -0.38%
  • Crowdstrike, -0.34%
  • Facebook, -0.27%
  • Raytheon, unchanged

S&P index close at record level. NASDAQ string of record closes comes to an end

  
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5 days in a row of record closes comes to an end for the NASDAQ

Well, the S&P index close at a record level, but could not push above 3500 at the close. It has closed higher for 6 consecutive days. The NASDAQ index failed to extend its 5 day record close string. It fell in trading today. The Dow industrial average also failed to close positive for the year for the 1st time since February 21.

The final numbers are showing:
  • S&P index rose by 5.86 points or 0.17% at 3484.60
  • NASDAQ index fell -39.725 points or -0.34% at 11625.33
  • Dow industrial average rose 160.22 points or 0.57% to 28492.05. It closed -0.16% from the end of 2019 level of 28538.
Airlines and financials did well today.
For the airlines:
  • United Airlines, +5.75%
  • American Airlines, +3.79%
  • Southwest Airlines, +3.49%
  • Delta Air Lines, +2.87%
For the financials:
  • J.P. Morgan, +3.28%
  • Wells Fargo, +2.27%
  • PNC financial, +2.01%
  • Bank of America, +1.96%
  • Charles Schwab, +1.89%
  • Morgan Stanley, +1.74%
  • Citigroup, +1.73%
  • Goldman Sachs, +1.39%
Other oversize winners today included:
  • Box, +4.87%
  • Walmart, +4.55%
  • Marriott, +4.54%
  • Tesla, +4.02%
  • Stryker, +3.85%
  • Northrop Grumman, +2.23%
  • Slack, +2.05%
  • Uber, +1.55%
  • Salesforce, +1.48%
  • Ford, +1.47%
  • MasterCard, +1.42%
  • General Dynamics, +1.37%
Losers today included:
  • Netflix -3.84%
  • Facebook -3.543%
  • Adobe, -3.34%
  • AliBaba, -2.67%
  • AMD, -2.53%
  • Chewy, -2.45%
  • Twitter, -1.66%
  • Exxon Mobil, -1.33%
  • Corning, -1.29%
  • Amazon, -1.26%
  • Apple, -1.19%

S&P and NASDAQ closed at record levels. All sectors of the S&P rise

  
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Dow leads the way with a 1.36% gain. Closes within 50 points of the end of December closing level

the S&P index and the NASDAQ index close at records.  All sectors of the S&P closed higher. The Dow industrial average closed within 50 points of the 2019 closing level. The price is not traded above its record closing level since February 21, 2020.
The final numbers are showing:
  • S&P index rose and 34.15 points or 1.01% at 3431.31. It’s high price reached 3432.09.
  • NASDAQ index rose 67.918 points or 0.60% at 11379.72. It’s high price reached 11462.05.
  • The Dow industrial average rose 378.13 points or 1.35% to 28308.46. That The price within 50 points of its 2019 closing level of 28358.44.
Airline stocks were big winners today:
  • United Airlines rose 9.9%
  • Delta Air Lines rose 9.28%
  • Southwest Airlines rose 6.49%
Boeing was also a big winner with a gain of 6.42%.
Financials also outperformed with the major banks and investment banks rising over 2%:
  • Wells Fargo, +3.68%
  • Citigroup, +3.59%
  • PNC financial, +3.21%
  • Bank of America, +2.84%
  • J.P. Morgan, +2.82%
  • Morgan Stanley, +2.5%
  • Goldman Sachs, +2.41%
  • Charles Schwab +1.97%

S&P and NASDAQ index close at record highs

  
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Dow industrial average leads the way

the S&P and NASDAQ index both closed at record levels, but for the day the Dow industrial average was the biggest percentage gainer.

The final numbers are showing:
  • S&P index up 11.73 points or 0.35% at 3397.24.
  • The NASDAQ index rose 46.848 points or 0.42% at 11311.80
  • Dow industrial average rose 190.84 points or 0.69% at 27930.53

For the week, the NASDAQ led the way. The Dow industrial average ended the week unchanged.

  • S&P index rose 0.72%
  • NASDAQ index rose 2.65%
  • Dow industrial average was unchanged

For the year to date, the Dow industrial average still remains down. The NASDAQ index continues its stellar performance.

  • S&P index +5.15%
  • NASDAQ index +26.07%
  • Dow industrial average -2.13%
Some of the big gainers today included:
  • Apple, +5.14%
  • dear and Company, +4.39%
  • Nvidia, +4.43%
  • Tesla, +2.39%
  • Qualcomm, +2.15%
  • Corning, +1.88%
  • Nike, +1.63%
  • Marriott, +1.35%
  • AMD, +1.27%
  • Chipotle, +1.13%
  • Costco, +1.12%
  • J&J, +0.9%
  • Home Depot, +0.9%
Big losers today included:
  • Slack, -2.97%
  • United Airlines, -2.97%
  • Papa John’s, -2.16%
  • Uber, -1.85%
  • Box, -1.83%
  • Deutsche Bank, -1.71%
  • Beyond Meat, -1.5%
  • Delta, -1.27%
  • Boeing -1.25%
  • Raytheon technologies, -1.21%
  • Whirlpool, -1.17%
  • Netflix, -1.1%

Berkshire Hathaway reduced J.P. Morgan stake in 2nd quarter

  
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13F filings from Berkshire Hathaway

The latest 2nd quarter 13F filings from Berkshire Hathaway show:

  • reduced J.P. Morgan stake by 62%.
  • Exited Goldman Sachs position
  • Southwest air
  • United Airlines
  • Delta Air Lines
  • American Airlines
  • Restaurant Brands International
  • Occidental Petroleum
Other swings in positions show increased stakes in:
  • Store Capital Corp.
  • Kroger
  • Suncor energy
Reduces positions in:
  • Wells Fargo
  • J.P. Morgan
  • SiriusXM
  • PNC Bank
  • M&T Bank
  • Bank of New York Mellon
  • MasterCard
they added new positions in:
  • Gold
  • Barrick Gold
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