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Dow Up For 10th Straight Day, 21k In Reach
Dow Up For 10th Straight Day, 21k In Reach

... the streak: Dow up for 10 th straight day, 21 K in reach. The blue chips gained 0.2% to climb to a another, new all-time high. Post to Facebook. And they called it the streak: Dow up for 10 th straight day, 21 K in reach The blue chips gained 0.2% to climb to a another, new all-time high. Check out this story on __link__: __link__ ly Kq Mb. Cancel Send. A link has been sent to your friend's email address. A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. To find out more about Facebook commenting please read the Conversation Guidelines and FAQs. And they called it the streak: Dow up for 10 th straight day, 21 K in reach. Adam Shell , USA TODAY Published 6:30 a.m. ET Feb. 23, 2017 | Updated 6:14 p.m. ET Feb. 23, 2017. This is what you need to know before the market opens: The Dow Jones closed Wednesday at 20,775, notching its ninth straight day with a record finish. That marks its longest record-making streak in 30 years. Video provided by The Street Newslook. Traders Patrick Casey, left, and Peter Tuchman work on the floor of ...



Dow Jones Industrial Average Skyrockets 303 Points, Roars To Record Highs
Dow Jones Industrial Average Skyrockets 303 Points, Roars To Record Highs

... twice as many times.  (Market Watch). Wells Fargo & Co ( WFC ) cracked down on executive compensation , following a scandal in which millions of accounts were opened without authorization. CEO Tim Sloan and seven other top officers will not receive cash bonuses for 2016, resulting in a total cut of roughly $32 million.  (USA Today). 2 insurance stocks for your March watch list. The FANG stock verging on a golden cross. Interactive Charts. Default Setting. Please note that once you make your selection, it will apply to all future visits to __link__. If, at any time, you are interested in reverting to our default settings, please select Default Setting above. If you have any questions or encounter any issues in changing your default settings, please email __link__. Please confirm your selection. You have selected to change your default ...



Dow Jones Industrial Average Crosses 21,000 For First Time
Dow Jones Industrial Average Crosses 21,000 For First Time

... came after Mr. Trump struck an optimistic tone in a speech to Congress on Tuesday evening, although he offered few new details for his agenda. Investors were also focused on the likelihood of the Fed raising interest rates in March, following comments from a number of officials suggesting another quarter-point rate increase could come at the central bank’s next meeting. Related Articles. February 12, 2017 What’s your best investment strategy for the Trump years. Fed-fund futures, used by investors to place bets on central bank policy, showed a roughly 66 percent chance of a rate rise in March, up from 35 percent Tuesday, according to CME Group. U. S. government bonds weakened and the dollar jumped. The WSJ Dollar Index, which tracks the U. S. currency against 16 others, was recently up 0.5 percent. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.449 percent, according to Tradeweb, from 2.358 percent Tuesday. Yields rise as prices fall. “We didn’t get a lot of new things out of President Trump,” said Mark Haefele, chief investment officer at UBS Wealth Management. “The market took its cues from the Federal Reserve. They ...



Dow Jones Industrial Average Turns Lower After Fresh High
Dow Jones Industrial Average Turns Lower After Fresh High

... After Fresh High. The DJIA is set to snap its 11-day winning streak. Stocks quoted in this article. 2/27/2017 12:00 PM. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) briefly clawed its way into positive territory, tapping a fresh intraday record high, but has since slid back into the red. The large-cap index is in jeopardy of snapping its recent string of record closing highs, as a 12 th straight win would match the longest streak in history. President Donald Trump is in the spotlight ahead of tomorrow's speech before a joint session of Congress, where traders are hoping more details of his highly anticipated tax reform plans will be revealed. The president also noted in a meeting with governors today his desire to "make the government lean and accountable," and promised a "big" statement on infrastructure. A mixed round of economic data , including a drop in pending homes sales, is having a relatively muted effect on stocks, but investors will be looking forward to tomorrow's release of preliminary gross domestic product (GDP) data. Continue reading for more on today's market - and don't miss. Ahead of earnings, these analysts are calling for multi-year lows for  Valeant ...



Trump Boosts Stock Markets With Massive $1trilllion Infrastructure Plan
Trump Boosts Stock Markets With Massive $1trilllion Infrastructure Plan

... The FTSE 100 jumped by more than one per cent to smash through the 7,370 mark for the first time, following last night's reassuring plans from the US president laid out to Congress. US stock index the Dow Jones broke through 20150 in a new record high, while the S&P 500 also broke records to touch 2,389. Mr Trump said he plans to plough $1 trillion (£800 billion) into upgrading transport and communication links and confirmed that he wants taxes slashed, as well as higher spending on defence. And he repeated his pledge to build a wall between American and Mexico. The speech was light on details but investors appeared to be untroubled. Stocks have surged since Mr Trump won the election in November, amid hopes of a huge boost to the economy. Related articles. The Dow Jones has reached record highs in 2017. Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said: "We’ve seen a turbo charged start to the month on the back of US President Donald Trump’s pledge to spend up to $1 trn on rebuilding the infrastructure of the United States, with the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 both making new record highs, as the reflation trade takes another leg higher. ...



Dow Jones Acquires Riskaverter
Dow Jones Acquires Riskaverter

... Joel Lange, managing director of Dow Jones Risk and Compliance. Jim Lord, Compliance Strategies International’s CEO and co-founder, will consult on the Risk Averter product for Dow Jones Risk and Compliance. Before launching Risk Averter, Mr Lord served as an Assistant U. S. Attorney with the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) for over 20 years, acting as Chief of the Corporate Fraud Task Force for the Western District of Washington, and as an expert international adviser and instructor for DOJ throughout the world. Additionally, Dow Jones has hired Gavin Proudley to lead its growing Risk Reports division, which provides market leading open source due diligence reports developed by a global, multilingual research team spanning Barcelona, London, New York, Shanghai and Singapore. Mr Proudley previously led corporate intelligence services in the ...



Is The Dow Jones Industrial Average Index Misleading Or Meaningless Or Both
Is The Dow Jones Industrial Average Index Misleading Or Meaningless Or Both

... might know that 8.32% of the index is represented by Goldman Sachs. Yes, you read well. Each time an investor buys a dollar of the index one twelfth of that money is invested in Goldman Sachs shares. This is pure bonanza, but might explain some of the market value of Goldman. This is confirmed by the fact that an important portion of the twenty largest shareholders of Goldman Sachs are Exchange Traded Funds or indexed funds. But it is also totally unfair: it gives a structural advantage to Goldman Sachs vis-à-vis its competitors of Wall Street. The next bank, JP Morgan Chase (#16) is only gratified of a 3.01% share while its market capitalization is $ 327 billion. With three times the market cap, JP Morgan Chase is only weighted as 40% of Goldman Sachs. In total, the four companies representing financial sector only represents 16.83% of the DJIA, contrary to conventional wisdom. What ...



Time To Sell? Part 2
Time To Sell? Part 2

... 5) Stay away from unscrupulous characters. I assume you share some of those as well. Or you could attach your own tidbits of wisdom to it. But how is that second list related to investing? Let me explain one-by-one. 1) Anything valuable I've ever purchased requires maintenance or upkeep. Treating these items like I'd have them in my possession forever makes them last longer and serve me better. I don't throw away my couch just because my dog scratched it. I can get it patched up and reupholstered. When something shiny comes out to replace my tufted sofa, I make sure it truly is better and not just the latest fad lacking "stickiness.". Quality companies overcome bad quarters and even bad years as they've demonstrated many times over. Competitors and showy IPOs come and go. I try not to pay too much attention unless it's truly compelling. 2) Exercise and eat healthily each day. That's a weird one. And definitely not one I can stand behind. One day I consumed donuts for breakfast, a burger ...

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