MARKET SNAPSHOT FOR 10/02/2021
NASDAQ-Adv: 2,344 Dec: 1,624 NYSE-Adv: 2,492 Dec: 1,617(Source: Nasdaq)
The Nasdaq ended at a new closing high on Tusday but the broad market closed slightly lower as investors rotated out of large-cap tech names into other sectors seen as benefiting from President Joe Biden’s proposed $1.9 trillion stimulus bill.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq hit an all-time high for the fifth consecutive session on early gains in Apple Inc, Amazon.com Inc and Google-parent Alphabet Inc, which later turned lower amid a shift in portfolio allocations.
The NYSE FANG+TM index, which includes Facebook Inc, Netflix Inc and Tesla Inc, rose to an all-time high.
Nasdaq closes at another high amid stock rotation
Reuters
February 10 |
Updated on
February 10, 2021
Nasdaq ekes out new closing high; Dow, S&P fall; Nasdaq gains 0.14%
The Nasdaq scaled a new closing high on Tuesday, but the broad market barely missed eking out a seventh day of gains as investors rotated out of large-cap tech names into other sectors expected to benefit from a proposed $1.9-trillion US stimulus Bill.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq hit an all-time high early in the session on gains in Apple Inc, Amazon.com Inc and Google-parent Alphabet Inc, which later turned lower amid a shift in portfolio allocations.
The Dow and the S&P 500 pulled back slightly on Tuesday after a six-day run, with investors closely tracking progress in passing a proposed $1.9 trillion stimulus plan. The tech-heavy Nasdaq, on the other hand, hit an all-time high for the fifth consecutive session, supported by gains in Apple Inc and Netflix Inc. Largely upbeat corporate earnings so far along with monetary and fiscal support have powered the major U.S. stock indexes to record highs but analysts have cautioned against risks from new coronavirus variants and any glitches in vaccine rollouts.
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(Reuters) - The Nasdaq scaled a new closing high on Tuesday, but the broad market barely missed eking out a seventh day of gains as investors rotated out of large-cap tech names into other sectors expected to benefit from a proposed $1.9 trillion U.S. stimulus bill.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq hit an all-time high early in the session on gains in Apple Inc, Amazon.com Inc and Google-parent Alphabet Inc, which later turned lower amid a shift in portfolio allocations.
The NYSE FANG+TM index, which includes Facebook Inc, Netflix Inc and Tesla Inc, rose to an all-time high.