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https://vimeo.com/778948578/2f320d3c65 We’re still seeing a lot of choppy price action in the markets again Wednesday, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 both edging down... But the short-term order flow is rolling down that river like Proud Mary, and the institutional...
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https://vimeo.com/778216635/71085a7baa In Monday’s Blitz Daily with Lance Ippolito, we take a look at payments platform PayPal as volatility ramps up in tech stocks. Equity markets saw lots of weakness Monday after new service sector data has Wall Street fearing the...
Markets edged down at Friday’s open after the latest jobs data came in hotter than expected — and Wall Street took that to mean the Fed could keep that rate hike pedal to the floor after all.
https://vimeo.com/777085670/34fea1c405 Markets are treading water Thursday, digesting the massive midweek pump from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell late Wednesday afternoon. But even though the major indexes were stuck going sideways most of Thursday, we’ve seen...
https://vimeo.com/776695630/3f2e1f70c1 Markets popped Wednesday afternoon after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell telegraphed a need to “moderate” future interest rate hikes. Trade volumes were light this week in the lead-up to Powell’s remarks, and the dovish...
The low-volume holiday hangover refused to leave as markets sold off yet again Tuesday. Protests across China over strict COVID-19 lockdown measures continued to weigh on tech stocks.
Markets are suffering from a bit of holiday hangover with stocks falling Monday over concerns of Chinese labor disputes.