Plus the ceos first interview in four years. Gen zers are looking for trade schools rather than colleges. Lets start with the markets, though, dom chu, what are you seeing . Were seeing some markets near the highs of the session. So green pretty much, but maybe just fractionally so. So, nothing terribly crazy, but still in the midth of this winding down, still a lot of volatility, but markets are generally holding up. The s p 500 is at 5204, up 17 points are or about one third of 1 . At the highs we were up 21, then down around seven point below, so theres the range the thats are nasdaq, a quarter percent gauge. 16,342 is the last trade there. Theres still a big focus on tech, with the semiconduct trade. Arm holdings, those shares are down 3. 5 right now after a generally positive Quarterly Earnings report, comparability is being parsed out, but revenues are 47 higher than last year, and thats in part for demand for a. I. Again, it was down 8 at the lows of the session, so well off tho
(Sharecast News) - US stocks finished in a mixed fashion on Tuesday with the Dow falling but the Nasdaq putting in decent gains, helped by a strong performance from tech heavyweight Apple.
Stocks drifted to a mixed close overall on Wall Street, but the S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite still managed to notch more record highs. A big gain in Apple helped
Apple s stock soared by 7.3 per cent, pushing the Nasdaq and S&P 500 to record highs. The surge followed the unveiling of new AI features at Apple s WWDC a day before. The S&P 500 rose 0.3 per cent, while the Nasdaq Composite Index gained 0.9 per cent. Investors also await crucial consumer price data and a Federal Reserve policy announcement