^IXIC - NASDAQ Composite

Nasdaq GIDS - Nasdaq GIDS Delayed Price. Currency in USD
7,145.8535
-92.2026 (-1.2739%)
As of 2:36PM EDT. Market open.
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Previous Close7,238.0562
Open7,220.6431
Volume1,045,043,600
Day's Range7,137.6338 - 7,222.9878
52 Week Range5,899.4302 - 7,637.2700
Avg. Volume2,994,795,322
  • Bears Claw Stocks As Indexes Hit Session Lows, Apple Hit Hard, But Square Bucks Drop
    Investor's Business Daily25 minutes ago

    Bears Claw Stocks As Indexes Hit Session Lows, Apple Hit Hard, But Square Bucks Drop

    The bears woke up Friday and pushed the major indexes below their 50-day lines. Yet the Nasdaq still looks ready to march higher for a second week in a row.

  • Apple, bond concerns lead Wall Street slide
    Reuters27 minutes ago

    Apple, bond concerns lead Wall Street slide

    Apple fell 3.8 percent and was the biggest drag on the major indexes after Morgan Stanley estimated weak demand for its latest iPhones, adding to fears raised by Taiwan Semiconductor of softer smartphone sales. Microsoft, Intel and Cisco were the other big decliners, leading to a 1.6 percent drop on the S&P technology index, its third straight day of decline. "There's the Apple news and there maybe some nervousness coming into the upcoming earnings reports," said Daniel Morgan, senior portfolio manager at Synovus Trust Co in Atlanta.

  • It's Not Just Apple: Treasury Yields Soar, S&P 500 Tumbles As Fed, Inflation Fears Mount
    Investor's Business Daily28 minutes ago

    It's Not Just Apple: Treasury Yields Soar, S&P 500 Tumbles As Fed, Inflation Fears Mount

    Now that President Trump has turned down the heat on a China trade war, investor concern about rising inflation and a hawkish Federal Reserve may be taking center stage.

  • Reuters43 minutes ago

    US STOCKS-Apple, bond concerns lead Wall Street slide

    U.S. stocks fell on Friday, as Apple led a decline in technology stocks on concerns about weak iPhone demand and investors worried about the impact of a rise in U.S. bond yields. Apple fell 3.8 percent and was the biggest drag on the major indexes after Morgan Stanley estimated weak demand for its latest iPhones, adding to fears raised by Taiwan Semiconductor of softer smartphone sales.

  • Tech companies help pull stocks lower in afternoon trade
    Associated Press58 minutes ago

    Tech companies help pull stocks lower in afternoon trade

    U.S. stocks veered broadly lower in afternoon trading Friday, extending the market's modest losses from a day earlier. Technology stocks accounted for a big slice of the slide. Consumer goods companies also posted hefty losses. Energy companies slumped along with the price of crude oil. Banks eked out small gains, rising along with bond yields.

  • The Wall Street Journal2 hours ago

    WSJ City PM: Oil Bulls in Focus as Trump Weighs In, Takeda Sweetens Proposal for Shire, Looking for a Home for Russian Aluminium

    WSJ City is the app that delivers concise, smart news on business and finance for mobile. As oil prices have soared, hedge funds and other big investors have amassed a record number of bullish bets on crude, putting the market at risk of a swift fall if the outlook sours, analysts say.

  • MarketWatch2 hours ago

    Stock market fall as energy, Apple offset GE rally; indexes set for weekly gains

    U.S. stocks edge lower on Friday, as the latest batch of corporate earnings were unable to fully offset comments from President Donald Trump about crude-oil prices that sent the commodity lower and pressured ...

  • MarketWatch2 hours ago

    S&P 500 turns negative for 2018

    U.S. stocks fell on Friday, with the S&P 500 returning to negative territory for the year as losses accelerated in midday trading. The Nasdaq Composite Index fell 1.1% on Friday, but remains up 3.7% for the year.

  • Barrons.com3 hours ago

    Markets Now: Dow Tumbles 190 Points as Apple Weakness Spreads

    Want to know why the Dow Jones Industrial Average and other major indexes are doing what they're doing? The Dow Jones Industrial Average has slumped 197.94 points, or 0.8%, to 24,466.95, while the S&P 500 has slipped 0.8% to 2671.35, and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.1%, to 7155.53. Today's weakness began with Apple (APPL), has dropped 3.3% to $167.14 on bearish analyst reports and rumors that China might ban its products.

  • Larry Fink: Tax Reform Expanded the Bull Market
    Market Realist3 hours ago

    Larry Fink: Tax Reform Expanded the Bull Market

    BlackRock’s (BLK) Larry Fink also shared his views on the bull market in his recent interview with CNBC. He believes in staying invested in the equity market.

  • Stock Market News For Apr 20, 2018
    Zacks5 hours ago

    Stock Market News For Apr 20, 2018

    U.S. stock markets ended in the red on Thursday with all three major indexes declined broadly

  • MarketWatch5 hours ago

    Watch out as even Fed doves fret about markets living in La-La Land

    Central bankers are back in the spotlight as well, with the Bank of England’s Mark Carney reviving his “unreliable boyfriend” routine and whacking the pound. Federal Reserve Board Gov. Lael Brainard’s latest speech also ought to be grabbing everyone’s attention, says our call of the day, which comes from the Wolf Street financial blog’s Wolf Richter.

  • MarketWatch6 hours ago

    Stock optimism hits two-month high as markets recover

    The percentage of investors optimistic about the U.S. stock market jumped in the latest week, as early readings from the first-quarter earnings season pointed to strength in corporate America, but a myriad ...

  • Wells Fargo pays major fine, Steve Madden beats on earnings, report hints at red flags regarding Apple sales
    Yahoo Finance Video4 hours ago

    Wells Fargo pays major fine, Steve Madden beats on earnings, report hints at red flags regarding Apple sales

    Wells Fargo, Steve Madden, Facebook, Apple, AT&T and Time Warner are the companies to watch.