The market took a dump. Does anyone even remember what a down day looks like? I didn’t realize the color red could even show up on the screen. Well, I guess the ol’ buy the dip strategy is on the table again. Buy everything, as long as its tech because apparently tech can’t lose, ever. Well, at least that’s what I tell myself…
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Stock market today: Stocks plunge, with the Dow dropping more than 800 points as tech shares snap a 10-day win streak
Stocks plunge, with the Dow dropping more than 800 points as tech shares snap a 10-day win streak
Stocks fell sharply on Thursday, retreating from all-time highs as tech – the market leader since the rebound began in late March – suffered its biggest drop in months. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 807.77 points, or 2.8%, to 28,292.73 for its biggest one-day decline since June 11.
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Tesla drops again, bringing three-day loss to more than 18%
Tesla drops again, bringing three-day loss to more than 18%
Tesla shares slid 9% on Thursday, building on the stock’s recent losses after the company’s largest outside shareholder reduced its position, and after the automaker said it would raise up to $5 billion in a new share offering. With Thursday’s decline, the stock is more than 18% below Monday’s close, a day when the name surged following its stock split.
Dow futures drop 100 points as Wall Street braces for more tech losses
Stock futures fall as Wall Street tries to recover from Thursday’s sell-off, jobs report ahead
U.S. stock futures fell on Thursday night following a massive decline sparked by tech shares during regular trading. The Dow slid more than 800 points, or 2.8%, during the cash session for its biggest one-day decline since June. The S&P 500 plunged 3.5% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 5%.
Tech-led sell-off is part of a healthy correction as it blows off some excessive speculation
Tech-led sell-off is part of a healthy correction as it blows off some excessive speculation
When stock buying starts to get giddy, at some point, the froth has to blow off. Stock strategists say that’s what appeared to happen Thursday, with no one catalyst driving the selling. Stocks fell hard in rapid fashion with tech and momentum hit harder than other areas of the market.
Markets are facing a potential ‘Minsky moment’ collapse, strategist says
Markets are facing a potential ‘Minsky moment’ collapse, strategist says
Asset prices could be on the cusp of a sharp collapse known as a “Minsky moment,” and may retest lows last seen in March, according to Ron William, market strategist and founder of RW Advisory. Markets have experienced a broad bullish period in recent months as investors bet on further stimulus from governments and central banks, and the prospect of a coronavirus vaccine.
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Fridays NFP will be artificially boosted by the hiring of temporary Census takers | Saxo Group
Fridays NFP will be artificially boosted by the hiring of temporary Census takers
Head of Macro Analysis Summary: The consensus expects a mixed NFP report for the month of August characterized by a new decrease in the official unemployment rate (U-3), a slowdown in payrolls and a new rise in the broad unemployment rate (U-6). There will be two major points of interests.
Job market seen somewhat weaker in August, as rehiring slowed and layoffs continued
Job market seen somewhat weaker in August, as rehiring slowed and layoffs continued
The pace of rehiring is expected to have slowed in August, and the economy likely added fewer jobs than in July as workers continue to be laid off. Economists expect 1.32 million jobs were added in August, and that the unemployment rate fell to 9.8%, according to a Dow Jones survey.
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Many workers expect their ‘retirement’ to include a job, survey shows
Majority of workers expect their ‘retirement’ to include a job, survey shows
For many workers, a traditional retirement is not part of their plans. Among baby boomers still in the workforce, 59% expect to keep working into retirement, a new study from Voya Financial shows. For Generation X, that share is 60% and for millennials, 49%.
Economic recovery stalls as consumers signal caution
Economic recovery stalls as consumers signal caution
NEW YORK (AP) – The U.S. economy’s economic engine may be running out of fuel. Consumer spending accounts for about 70% of the U.S. gross domestic product, making it the single most important factor in recovering from one of the worst recessions on record.
Hilton Hotel in Times Square Is Set to Close – WSJ
Hilton Hotel in Times Square Is Set to Close
The Hilton Times Square is set to become one of the most prominent Manhattan hotels to shut down on a long-term basis amid the coronavirus pandemic. In a Monday public filing with the New York State Department of Labor, the company in control of the 478-room hotel announced the “permanent closing” of the property and said it would cut 200 jobs, effective in October.
NYC Subway Shops on Express Track to Closure Amid Pandemic – THE CITY
Pandemic Puts NYC Subway Shops on Express Track to Closure
As riders slowly return to the subway, they may notice more missing from station platforms and passageways than swarms of straphangers. Many of the retail spaces scattered about hundreds of stations – from a music store famed for its Latin music collection to a tiny storefront where you could buy a pair of cheap sunglasses before walking to the beach – have closed since the onset of the pandemic in March, according to the MTA.
US trade deficit surges in July to highest in 12 years
US trade deficit surges in July to highest in 12 years
WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. trade deficit surged in July to $63.6 billion, the highest level in 12 years, as imports jumped by a record amount. The Commerce Department reported that the July deficit, the gap between what America buys and what it sells to foreigners, was 18.9% higher than the June deficit of $53.5 billion.
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