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Nasdaq Composite (NQ: COMP)
9,576.59 USD  -174.37 (-1.79%)
Daily Price  /  Updated: 4:15 PM EST, Feb 21, 2020  /  Add to My Watchlist      
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Price 9576.59
Volume 0
Open 9708.01
Prev. Close 9750.96
Change
-174.37
% Change
-1.79%
Today's Range 9542.33 - 9715.95
52wk Range 7292.22 - 9838.37
Performance
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+484.40 (5.33%)
1 Month
+205.78 (2.20%)
3 Month
+1070.38 (12.58%)
6 Month
+1585.20 (19.84%)
1 Year
+2087.52 (27.87%)
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Here’s three reasons why the 30-year Treasury yield plunged to a record low
The U.S. 30-year Treasury bond yield dropped to an all time low on Friday, sparking worries among investors who wonder what it’s saying about the economy’s future prospects. Read More
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Stock futures headed lower early Friday as coronavirus hits Japan, Coca-Cola
U.S. stocks are indicated lower on Friday as the impact of coronavirus continues to weigh on multinational companies and is now limiting movement in Japan. Coca-Cola Co. said the outbreak of COVID-19,... Read More
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Billionaire Peterffy says Interactive Brokers talked to E-Trade about a deal but decided it wouldn’t work
Interactive Brokers Group Inc. was in talks with E-Trade Financial about merging their brokerage operations but decided the deal didn’t make sense, according to Interactive’s founder Thomas Peterffy. Read More
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Options traders have gone full bull — here’s why they might regret it
So much for that “wall of worry.” According to data cited by Dana Lyons of J. Lyons Fund Management, fears that kept a contrarian tailwind blowing on stocks have gone completely still, as traders are... Read More
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Dow futures slip as coronavirus death toll outside of China rises
U.S. stock futures edged slightly lower early Thursday, retreating after the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq booked all-time closing highs in the previous session. Read More
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Cracks in the $1.3 trillion auto-finance market aren’t curbing investor demand for risky debt
Subprime auto bonds with “junk” BB-ratings are fetching yields of only about 3.5%, versus 9% four years ago, even though late-stage auto loan delinquencies are piling up. Read More
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Gold’s rise to near 7-year highs feeds talk of a climb to record prices of $2,000 and beyond
Gold prices now trade at their highest levels in almost seven years, as the economic impact of COVID-19 has raised expectations for stimulus from global central banks, feeding talk of record prices of... Read More
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Why an ‘everything rally’ has some stock-market investors fearing how it will end
What happens when everything rises all at once? That’s what some investors are scratching their heads about as they look out at the current landscape on Wall Street. Read More
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Nvidia rockets past $300 on way to record as holdout analyst upgrades to buy
Nvidia Corp. shares top $300 for the first time ever and are on track again for a record close after one noted analyst has a change of heart and stops being a holdout on the stock. Read More
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Why stock-market investors aren’t freaking out over the rising U.S. dollar just yet
The dollar is on fire in 2020, but that isn’t cooling investors’ ardor for U.S. stocks. Can that relationship continue? Read More
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Dow futures rise as China pledges to stimulate coronavirus-hit businesses
U.S. stock benchmarks on Wednesday are indicated modestly higher a day after the Nasdaq Composite eked out a record close, with investors taking some optimism from measures China says it has taken to... Read More
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