Wall Street was closed last night. In Australia, a pall set over the market as Victoria faces its extended lockdown.

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It had to happen. Dow down -807.

When utilities win the day, but the Nasdaq still adds another one percent, you know Wall Street is no longer playing a rotation game. Dow up 454.

More of the same on Wall Street, although breadth is starting to be more consistent. Dow up 215.

The S&P500 and Dow fell last night, but still posted the best August in over 30 years. Dow down -223.

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Wall Street saw another occasional rotation session last night, completely reversing Wednesday night, on news of a new rapid virus test. Dow up 160.

US Big Tech step-jumped upwards last night. Nothing much else moved. Dow up 83.

After a session of unusual breadth in Wall Street’s relentless rally, last night it was back to normal as Big Tech again took charge. Dow down -60.

Wall Street posted an unusual session last night in which growth and value both joined forces for more new highs on dubiously positive vaccine news. Dow up 378.

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After one brief session of pullback, Wall Street was back to normal service last night with the Nasdaq up 1.1%. Dow up 46.

The Fed minutes were more an excuse than a trigger last night for a pullback on Wall Street. Dow down -85.

The S&P500 last night closed at a new all-time high, up 55% from its March low. Dow down -66.

US Mail shenanigans were in focus last night amidst little else in the way of news, so investors piled into the Nasdaq, again. Dow down -86.

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The S&P500 again pushed above its prior all-time high last night but again faded back towards the close. Dow down -80.

The rotation trade flipped back again last night on Wall Street, with all three indices led by Apple and Microsoft. Dow up 289.

Big selling in Big Tech, bonds and precious metals – all the recent high-flyers. Dow down -104.

Signs of case-counts plateauing in Victoria and the US had both markets on the rise. Dow up 357.

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The US government has lifted its advisory against travelling overseas. Dow up 185.

The S&P is now within 2% of its all-time high, as last night saw more buying in cyclical stocks. Dow up 373.

Wall Street can switch between growth and value, but just can’t go down. Dow up 164.

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The Fed chairman struck a dovish tone last night, but Wall Street was already headed higher by that time. Dow up 160.

A determined Republican Senate leader last night threw cold water on progress towards a further stimulus agreement. Dow down -205.

After a week of profit-taking, the Nasdaq roared back last night. Dow up 114.

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Selling in Microsoft post result sparked a general sell-off in Big Tech last night, dragging some but not all of Wall Street down with it. Dow down -353.

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Wall Street posted another modest gain last night, with the Nasdaq again underperforming, but aftermarket earnings releases were more interesting. Dow up 165.

After Monday night’s surge, the Nasdaq turned tail last night. Dow up 159.

After a week of underperformance, the Nasdaq snapped back furiously last night, jumping 2.5%. Dow up 8.