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Unhappy Anniversary: A Year After Pandemic Collapse, Market Looks Ahead To Q1 Earnings
A year ago today marked the very bottom of the Covid selloff as the S&P 500 Index (SPX) plunged below 2200. That was down more than 35% from the all-time high just a month earlier, and things looked gloomy, to say the least. 
Choppy Trading Possible Over Next Two Days While Market Awaits Fed Verdict
If things get choppy today, you can probably blame the Fed.  Their meeting gets underway soon and we could have a bit of turbulence between now and tomorrow afternoon when Fed Chairman Jerome Powell addresses the media. Everyone is waiting pretty much on the edge of their seats to hear what, if anything, Powell might have to say about inflation. More on that below. 
Tug Of War Continues Between Growth And Value, With Lower Yields Boosting Tech Early
A year ago today, the pandemic slammed home for millions of Americans as the professional basketball season got suspended with some games halfway through and others about to tip off. 
Momentum Halt: Overnight Rally Fizzles After 10-Year Yield Climbs Back Above 1.6%
Friday’s momentum melted away like snow in the March sun. Then it appeared to come back, at least for parts of Wall Street. The Nasdaq (COMP) isn’t one of them.
More Pressure On Tech Sector To Start Day, With Apple, Microsoft Both Lower
The “tug of war” between investors and the Fed continues, with the Tech sector taking the brunt of the blow. Major indices are in the red again this morning with the Nasdaq (COMP) on pace to post its third-straight losing week for the first time in about six months.
Direction Hard To Find As Market Keeps Chopping Ahead Of Key Jobs Data
Looking for direction this week? Consider buying an atlas, because the market isn’t providing much.
Tesla, Apple Getting Pounded Since Late January, But Energy, Financials Showing Life
After yesterday’s heart-wrenching finish, the question is whether things can recover a bit before the weekend. It looks like the bleeding has slowed, but a lot depends on what happens in the bond market. 
"Tech Check" Continues, With Apple, Tesla Under Pressure Ahead Of Powell Testimony
Today’s a big day for Fed watchers. So is tomorrow. Meanwhile, the “Tech check” continues with selling overnight hitting mega-cap stocks in that sector. 
Earnings Season Continues With Walmart, Deere Among This Week's Headliners
The market is putting its best foot forward to start the week, but that doesn’t mean caution has left the room.
FAANGs' Final Fling: Amazon, Alphabet Wrap Up Earnings Season For "Mega-Caps" Later Today
The big story last week was a dramatic spike in volatility. Today, that appears to be unwinding quickly, perhaps lending some initial strength to the stock market. Futures on the major indices are advancing in the early going, and the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) has moved back to the “calm side” of 30, starting the day with a 27 handle.
Tough Close To A Rough Week: Change In Tone Despite Strong Apple, Microsoft Results
You could argue that the market spooked itself this week. Now it wasn’t as if there weren’t external reasons for the downturn. Between worries about slow vaccine rollout, weak European economic data, the appearance of the South African variant of the virus here, and a few disappointing earnings reports, it’s easy to find a fundamental story to blame.
The Tech Earnings Barrage: Earnings Beats By Apple, Facebook; More Big Tech Companies Report Next Week
It seems like investors have plenty to mull over this morning, given the crazy action around apparent short squeezes, sobering comments about the economic recovery from the Federal Reserve, lofty stock valuations, and mixed economic news.
Apple's First Ever $100 Billion Quarter
On the wings of iPhone 12 sales, Apple Inc (NASDAQ: APPL) delivered its first and largest quarter of all time, crossing the symbolic 100 billion mark in one quarter. This is the YoY increase of sales for 21%.
Markets Shift To Risk-Off After Fed Meeting, And Ahead Of Apple, Tesla Earnings
“Risk-off” resurfaced in a major way Wednesday, sending volatility soaring and stocks tumbling as the Fed meeting ended and investors prepared for a triumvirate of Tech earnings. Concerns about the slow process of vaccination appeared to hurt the market, along with cautious words from the Fed. 
Apple Expected To Join The $100 Billion Revenue Club When Earnings Are Released
Did someone say $100 billion? And then some? Wall Street analysts did. A consensus sees Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) as joining that rarefied corporate crowd that’s broken the $100 billion in quarterly revenues mark when it opens the books Wednesday on its fiscal Q1. 
Tuesday's Market Minute: Previewing Apple Earnings
Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) reports earnings after the bell on Wednesday, with Zacks estimating EPS at $1.40 and revenue at $102.61B. If Apple beats, or even comes in slightly short, it would mark its first $100B quarter — definitely a milestone.
Wall Street Pulls Back A Bit Amid Mixed Bank Results After Biden Announces Further Stimulus
There’s a phrase on Wall Street that investors often “buy the rumor and sell the fact.”
Bank Week Underway, With JP Morgan, Citigroup And Others Geared To Report Friday
Mondays might get a bad reputation on Wall Street if they keep starting out like this. 
Apple Helps Boost Nasdaq Tuesday Even As Tesla, Other Indices Slip
After Congress passed the coronavirus relief bill, it seems that many in the market thought a signing by the president was a foregone conclusion. But in hindsight maybe it shouldn’t have been such a surprise that the package, long a focus of congressional wrangling, might be subject to a little bit more drama.
Tesla Shares Pull Back In First Day As Part Of The S&P 500
The lame-duck Congress has a bill. A coronavirus relief bill that is. Lawmakers passed an $892 billion stimulus package that includes funds for small businesses, bolstered unemployment benefits, $600 direct payments for most Americans—  including dependent children—and a bailout for airlines. 
Tuesday's Market Minute: Miracle On Wall Street?
After months of back-and-forth between Democrats and Republicans, Congress has finally passed a second Covid-19 relief package totaling more than $2.3 billion. That will go to $600 stimulus payments to most Americans, including children, as soon as next week, as well as supplemental unemployment benefits, and aid for small businesses.
Tech Stocks Might Be In The Spotlight Again As Investor Lean Toward Stay-at-Home Trade
This week, the stock market has seen a tug of war between growth stocks and value names as investors have been rethinking the balance between companies that would benefit from an economic reopening and those that would be helped if people stay at home longer.
Investor Movement Index Summary: October 2020
Exposure to equity markets remained relatively flat in TD Ameritrade client accounts during the October IMX period. The IMX score decreased 0.02, or 0.35%, to 5.69 from 5.71 the previous period.