SPY - SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust
303.94 +0.39 (0.13%)
After hours: 7:37PM EDT
| Previous Close | 299.08 |
| Open | 302.12 |
| Bid | 303.99 x 800 |
| Ask | 303.76 x 1100 |
| Day's Range | 296.87 - 303.57 |
| 52 Week Range | 218.26 - 339.08 |
| Volume | 96,267,317 |
| Avg. Volume | 177,620,970 |
| Net Assets | 261.75B |
| NAV | 299.08 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| Yield | 1.99% |
| YTD Daily Total Return | -6.56% |
| Beta (5Y Monthly) | 1.00 |
| Expense Ratio (net) | 0.09% |
| Inception Date | 1993-01-22 |
- Yahoo Finance
Stock market news live updates: Stock futures roughly flat after S&P 500's highest close since early March
Stock futures were little changed at the start of overnight trading Wednesday evening, holding gains after the S&P 500 pushed to an 11-week high.
- Investopedia
Europe and Japan Unveil New Stimulus Proposals
The European Union is faced with a pivotal decision about its future, and Japan is set to double its coronavirus stimulus spending.
- Insider Monkey
10 States That Give the Most Money to the Federal Government
After New York Governor Andrew Cuomo lambasted the federal government for not helping out his state in these trying times, and in despite of New York's contributions to the federal government, I decided to compile the list of the 10 states that give the most money to the federal government. For the record our site's research […]
- MarketWatch
Charting a bull-flag breakout, S&P 500 ventures atop 200-day average
Technically speaking, the S&P 500 has cleared major resistance, rising to a potentially consequential test of its 200-day moving average, writes Michael Ashbaugh.
- Yahoo Finance
Why the stock market is outperforming the economy: Morning Brief
Top news and what to watch in the markets on Tuesday, May 26, 2020.
- GuruFocus.com
William Blair Commentary: Attractive EMD Entry Point After Covid-19 Shock
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- GuruFocus.com
Royce Investment Partners Commentary: Green Shoots for Small-Cap Stocks
While on average recent small-cap earnings have looked grim, Co-CIO Francis Gannon looks at those areas that are seeing positive results Continue reading...
- Yahoo Finance
'Not worse' is a long way from 'good': Morning Brief
Top news and what to watch in the markets on Wednesday, May 27, 2020.
- GuruFocus.com
William Blair Commentary: Nothing Natural About Low Rates
By Lotta Moberg, Ph.D., CFA Continue reading...
- GuruFocus.com
Cobas Funds Commentary: The Theory of the Black Swan
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- ETF.com
Navigating Complexity In Liquid Alt ETFs
Hedge fund replication and other alternatives ETFs are great diversifiers, but going under the hood can be daunting.
- Investopedia
3 Charts That Suggest Global Equities Are Headed Lower
On charts of ETFs used to track global financial markets, nearby resistance suggests that momentum could turn in favor of the bears.
- Investopedia
This Market Rally Confuses Most People
While the market is due for a pullback, the data says that buyers are in control and might keep it for a while.
- Kiplinger
Does the Stock Market Close Early for Memorial Day?
The stock market gets a full day off for Memorial Day. The bond market gets Monday off too, not to mention an early close ahead of the holiday weekend.
- GuruFocus.com
William Blair Commentary: It's the Economy, Stupid
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- GuruFocus.com
Ray Dalio Commentary- The Changing World Order: The Big Cycles Over the Last 500 Years
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- Investopedia
Strained Relations Between China and U.S. Stir Up Market Risk
Strained relations between China and the U.S. stir up new risks in the stock market as both counties try to navigate through the pandemic economic collapse.
- Investopedia
Top Spiking Technical Analysis Articles This Week
Reader interest in technical analysis topics has spiked sharply recently. Here are some of the top technical analysis articles this week.
- Yahoo Finance
Telehealth is going to 'become the default' for patients: Ro CEO
Telehealth companies enabling individuals to see physicians without stepping foot into a physical doctor’s office are having their moment, as the coronavirus pandemic confines individuals and would-be patients across the country largely to their homes.
- GuruFocus.com
Caxton Associates Exits Aptiv, Bank Of America
Firm's largest sales of the 1st quarter Continue reading...
- Insider Monkey
Buy Alibaba (BABA) Stock Before It Makes Its Next Big Move
American Century recently released its Q1 2020 Investor Letter, a copy of which you can download below. American Century Focused Global Growth Fund posted a return of -16.95% for the quarter, outperforming its benchmark, the MSCI ACWI Index which returned -21.37% in the same quarter. You should check out American Century’s top 5 stock picks […]
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A three-phase recession will be 'unlike anything we have seen in modern history': Morning Brief
Top news and what to watch in the markets on Thursday, May 21, 2020.
- Insider Monkey
Neil deGrasse Tyson Is Crazy About Amazon: Here is why
American astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson, also known as the coolest smartest guy in Manhattan, has a cult following. Neil deGrasse Tyson doesn't fit the image of one might have of a genius scientist. Not in the way he looks, the way he sounds, the way he walks. And then there's the coolness factor. The guy's […]
- Benzinga
Coronavirus Pandemic Brings Surge In Online Crime: 'Some Of The Biggest Threats Are Cybercriminals'
In the first-quarter of 2020, 854,441 confirmed phishing and counterfeit pages and 4 million suspicious pages were detected, according to data released by Bolster, a fraud prevention company. The FBI says it has seen a spike in cyber crimes reported to its Internet Crime Complaint Center, with scammers leveraging the COVID-19 pandemic to steal money.The increased fraudulent activity has seen the launch of e-commerce sites promoting free giveaways, with scammers stealing identities.Yoav Keren, the CEO of BrandShield, told Benzinga the COVID-19 crisis is changing our lives, with people spending more time online and becoming more accustomed to conducting online transactions. At the same time, criminals are increasing their online scam activities, he said. Since the crisis began, BrandShield says there has been a surge in fraudulent online activity, with key sectors being targeted including pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, banking, foreign exchange, loan providers, entertainment, online gaming and delivery companies."Some of the biggest threats are cybercriminals who are trying to capitalise on fears around the disease, and in many cases using the identities of known companies or brands to trick worried consumers," says Keren.The attacks have included: * Phishing sites and social phishing: As companies move to working remotely, hackers are taking advantage of new and less established working practices by pretending to be customers or suppliers to trick employees. This includes creating phishing sites impersonating a company's home page or company internal portal. These are often combined with scams which include impersonation on social media platforms or phishing emails to trick employees into giving money away, such as fake invoices. This is a significant threat that most companies are not prepared for. Customers are also more exposed to scams and financial fraud, as many more transactions are now performed online. * Fraudulent e-commerce sites: There has been an increase in sites allegedly selling face masks, hand sanitizer, and even COVID-19 tests. Many of these are financial fraud websites that steal customers' money, while others are sending dangerous counterfeit products. * Fake medicine: There has been an increase in sites offering medicines with claims that they can fight the coronavirus. Bolster released its "Q1 2020 State of Phishing and Online Fraud Report: COVID Edition."The company says it analyzed over 1 billion websites to provide an audit of how phishing and online fraud is affecting enterprises, SMBs, nonprofits and the online consumer community.Stimulus checks and loans have brought out the hackers: Bolster found over 145,000 suspicious domain registrations with "stimulus check" in them."The number of websites that claim to offer small business loans jumped 130 percent from February to March. Hackers spun up 60,707 banking websites to attempt to siphon off stimulus funds," says Bolster.Crypto Scams Bolster says the pandemic has triggered its own malicious cryptocurrency. The company discovered multiple phishing websites peddling fake COVID-19 cryptocurrencies and crypto wallets that aim to siphon data for future phishing, targeted malware or credential stealing."One COVID-19 cryptocurrency bills itself as 'The World's Fastest Spreading Crypto Currency' and attempts to get visitors to download suspicious files off GitHub. Another site prompts visitors to register to find out more information about a COVID coin that "gains value as more people die and get infected," says Bolster.If you believe you are the victim of an internet scam or cyber crime, or if you want to report suspicious activity, visit the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center at www.ic3.gov.Related Links: How To Avoid Stimulus Check ScamsSee more from Benzinga * Report: FBI Seizes Sen. Richard Burr's Phone In Investigation Of Coronavirus Stock Sell-Off * Another 4.42M Weekly Jobless Claims Made As Economy Reels From Coronavirus * Bernie Sanders Drops Out Of 2020 Presidential Race(C) 2020 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
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Paul Tudor Jones Boosts Legg Mason and Slashes S&P 500 ETF Position in 1st Quarter
Guru’s top trades feature 2 sells that outweigh the buys Continue reading...
