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AFTER MARKET UPDATE - MONDAY, DECEMBER 2ND, 2019
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DOW |
-268.37 |
27,783.04 |
-0.96% |
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Volume |
784,812,040 |
+58% |
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Volume |
2,185,507,890 |
+104% |
NASDAQ |
-97.48 |
8,567.99 |
-1.12% |
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Advancers |
807 |
28% |
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Advancers |
913 |
29% |
S&P 500 |
-27.11 |
3,113.87 |
-0.86% |
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Decliners |
2,090 |
72% |
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Decliners |
2,213 |
71% |
Russell 2000 |
-16.92 |
1,607.58 |
-1.04% |
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52 Wk Highs |
63 |
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52 Wk Highs |
80 |
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S&P 600 |
-11.94 |
981.57 |
-1.20% |
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52 Wk Lows |
44 |
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52 Wk Lows |
46 |
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Leadership Thinned as Major Indices Fell
Kenneth J. Gruneisen - Passed the CAN SLIM® Master's Exam
The Dow fell 268 points, while the S&P 500 lost 0.9%. The Nasdaq Composite was down 1.1%. Breadth was negative as decliners led advancers by a 5-2 margin on the NYSE and 2-1 on the Nasdaq exchange. The volume totals were obviously higher than the shortened prior session on both major exchanges. Leadership thinned as there were 24 high-ranked companies from the Leaders List that hit a new 52-week high and were listed on the BreakOuts Page, versus the total of 34 on the prior session. New 52-week highs totals contracted yet still outnumbered new 52-week lows on the NYSE and on the Nasdaq exchange. The major indices (M criteria) are in a "confirmed uptrend" after enduring distributional pressure in recent weeks. The Featured Stocks Page provides the most timely analysis on high-ranked leaders. Charts used courtesy of www.stockcharts.com
PICTURED: The S&P 500 Index pulled back from its record high.
Stocks finished lower on Monday, with the S&P 500 dropping the most in almost two months. A report from the Institute for Supply Management showed U.S. manufacturing activity declined at a faster-than-expected pace in November, marking the fourth-straight month of contraction. Separately, construction spending declined 0.8% in October. Overseas, gauge of Chinese factory activity came in at its best level since December 2016, and manufacturing activity in the eurozone improved last month. Treasuries declined, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note up five basis points to 1.82%.
In trade news, President Trump announced the resumption of steel and aluminum tariffs on imports from Brazil and Argentina, citing the devaluation of their currencies as the catalyst. Meanwhile, reports indicated a U.S.-China “phase one” trade deal may be stalled after Washington passed legislation supporting anti-government protesters in Hong Kong.
Nine of 11 S&P 500 sectors finished in negative territory. Industrials led the decline, while Tech shares also lagged. Consumer Staples and Energy shares were the only outperformers. In commodities, WTI crude rose 1.4% to $55.96/barrel ahead of the December 5th OPEC meeting in which the group and its allies are expected to discuss deepening output cuts.
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Kenneth J. Gruneisen started out as a licensed stockbroker in August 1987, a couple of months prior to the historic stock market crash that took the Dow Jones Industrial Average down -22.6% in a single day. He has published daily fact-based fundamental and technical analysis on high-ranked stocks online for two decades. Through FACTBASEDINVESTING.COM, Kenneth provides educational articles, news, market commentary, and other information regarding proven investment systems that work in good times and bad.
Comments contained in the body of this report are technical opinions only and are not necessarily those of Gruneisen Growth Corp. The material herein has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable and accurate, however, its accuracy and completeness cannot be guaranteed. Our firm, employees, and customers may effect transactions, including transactions contrary to any recommendation herein, or have positions in the securities mentioned herein or options with respect thereto. Any recommendation contained in this report may not be suitable for all investors and it is not to be deemed an offer or solicitation on our part with respect to the purchase or sale of any securities. |
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Gold & Silver and Oil Services indexes Posted Modest Gains
Kenneth J. Gruneisen - Passed the CAN SLIM® Master's Exam
The Retail Index ($RLX -1.00%), Broker/Dealer Index ($XBD -0.71%), and Bank Index ($BKX -0.47%) posted unanimous losses on Monday. The tech sector had a negative bias as the Semiconductor Index ($SOX -1.46%) and Networking Index ($NWX 1.45%) both | | | |