A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week

Investors seem now to be locking in profits as the US case-count rises unabated. Dow down -135.

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More positive news on the vaccine front, yet another Wall Street rally as a result. Dow up 233.

As the Fed calls for sustained monetary stimulus, and reason to sell stocks evaporated last night. Dow up 556.

Wall Street soared last night on more vaccine news, sending the S&P into positive for the year. Then it collapsed. Dow up 10, Nasdaq down -2%.

A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

Nasdaq up, all else down. Dow down -361.

Wall Street managed to rally again last night, but only due to five stocks. Dow up 177.

Wall Street finally sapped its winning streak last night, bowing to an undeniable epidemiological threat. Dow down -396.

Accelerating US case count? No worries. Dow up 459.

A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

The US posted record jobs growth in June while Florida posted a record increase in cases on Wednesday. Wall Street up, Wall Street down, with the Dow closing up 92.

A myriad of positives and negatives had Wall Street all over the shop last night, with the Nasdaq hitting a new high as the Dow fell -77.

The Dow was flat at 3pm before being window-dressed up 217 points.

Hey, what’s few more sick people? Wall Street turns on its heels. Dow up 580.

A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

After falling -700 points on Wednesday night, the Dow last night rebounded 300 points, led by US banks, despite no let-up in the case-count.

As three north-eastern US states introduce mandatory quarantine for visiting southerners, Wall Street has finally woken up to the ongoing virus threat. Dow down -710.

Despite some trade confusion, Big Tech marches steadily on. Dow up 131.

The Nasdaq hit another new all-time high last night. Dow up 153.

A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

Wall Street saw another meandering session with no result last night, as direction continues to prove elusive. Dow down -39.

Wall Street is beginning to waiver, as the case-count rises in the US and China, the Fed continues to play down the recovery, and another famous investor calls the market “crazy”. Dow down -170.

Wall Street shot out of the blocks last night on various pieces of news, but spent all session stumbling lower. Dow up 526.

Wall Street had already spun from an opening plunge last night before the Fed jumped in with even more stimulus. Dow up 157.

A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

A dour Fed outlook and rising US case count met an overbought market last night. Dow down -1861.

The Fed is not even thinking about raising rates anytime soon, and forecasts zero through to 2022. Dow down -282.

The reopening trade that had been driving Wall Street reversed last night, as Big Tech once again took over. Dow down -300, Nasdaq at a new high.

A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

Both the local market and Wall Street showed signs last night perhaps the rally is running out of puff. Dow up 11.

A surprisingly positive private sector jobs number only served to further fire up the FOMO trade on Wall Street last night. Dow up 527.

Despite a pandemic, rioting in the streets and growing Cold War tensions, Wall Street grinds onward ever upward. Dow up 267.

Wall Street looked through the riots in the US last night to focus on further economic re-openings. Dow up 91.

A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.

Increasing US-China tensions have begun to rattle Wall Street. Dow down -147.

Wall Street saw a distinct rotation out of stay-at home and into get-out-of-home last night on further re-openings and more vaccine optimism. Dow up 529.

Wall Street was closed last night but news of more restrictions being lifted in more countries is exciting investors.