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The number of American families who own stocks has fallen from 21.2 percent in 2001 to 13.8 percent, according to what CNNMoney tells MHProNews, noting some families had cut their exposure to stocks in order to pay household bills, while those with higher incomes are buying stocks because the bull […]
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Stocks remained flat in today’s trading CNNMoney tells MHProNews, as the market holds its breath in anticipation of Alibaba’s IPO, expected to be the biggest IPO in U. S. history. Additionally, CNNMoney created its own portfolio of the most important tech stocks, the CNNMoney Tech 30. Meanwhile, the Dow and
CNNMoney creates own Tech Stock Index; Cavco Gains, Carlyle Slips Read More
Only 142,000 jobs were added to the economy in August, a far cry from the 226,000 economists expected, and breaking the six straight months of growth over 200k monthly. The unemployment rate fell to 6.1 percent, as CNNMoney tells MHProNews, and all three major indexes gained only +.40 percent to
Liberty Plummets, Skyline Drops, S&P hits another High Read More
The European Central Bank is providing a stimulus to the economy, similar to the Federal Reserve’s bond-buying program, that will give regional countries more financial ability to import goods. However, markets were rather flat in today’s trading on the U.S. Big Board, as the three major indexes slipped modestly. The
MH Composite Regains, Skyline Pains, LPX Gains Read More
The five percent fall of the Euro against the dollar over the last three months, and the slide of prices for goods leaving European factories may ring an alarm bell for other Western countries because of the close ties of the world economies. In today’s trading on Wall Street the
MH Composite Drops again, Liberty Homes Plunges, Deer Valley Moves up Read More
In today’s trading on Wall Street following the Labor Day holiday, the Dow and S&P slipped modestly, while the Nasdaq made a minor advance, and tracked stocks closed mixed. However, Skyline Corp. (SKY) dropped -9.17 percent to 3.17, a decline of -0.32 points in the largest fall of stocks we
Skyline Trades Down as Nasdaq Moves up Modestly; Dow and S&P Slip Read More
Stocks were climbing in today’s trading, as the S&P 500 hit an all-time high at 1,992.37 and the Dow closed above 17,000 for the first time since July 24, as CNNMoney informs MHProNews. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained +60.36 points, +0.36 percent, to end the day at 17,039.49, while
Skyline Advances; S&P 500 Hits New High Read More
Stocks were mixed in today’s trading as the Dow Jones Industrial Average edged up +0.35 percent, +59.54 points, to close at 16,979.13, as the Nasdaq was mostly flat, losing -0.02 percent, -1.03 points to end at 4,526.48. The S&P 500 nudged up +4.91 points, +0.25 percent, to close at 1,986.51,
Third Avenue Gains the Most, Patrick Slides Among Tracked Stocks Read More
Despite recent cautions that the stock market is due for “a correction,” the three major indexes all traded higher on the day, each gaining up to one half of one percent, adding a positive twist to yesterday’s gains, according to what CNNMoney tells MHProNews. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained
Skyline Reverses Recent Losses, Regains Five Percent Read More
The three major indexes all traded up on the Big Board today, as CNNMoney informs MHProNews. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 175.83 points, +1.06 percent, to close at 16,838.74. The Nasdaq advanced +0.97 percent, +43.38 points, to end at 4,508.31, while the S&P 500 rose +16.67 points, +0.85 percent,
Deer Valley Shoots Up Almost 20%; Dow Gains 175 Points Read More
The three major indexes moved little in both directions to end the week as the ongoing crisis in Ukraine and the dog days of August muffle investors’ trading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid -50.67 points, -0.30 percent, to close at 16,662.91, as CNNMoney informs MHProNews. The Nasdaq, the only
Third Avenue Sole Gainer of Tracked Stocks; Only Major Index Nasdaq Gained Read More
Continuing to show no fear in the face of global turmoil and tensions, all three major indexes advanced steadily but modestly in today’s trading, as CNNMoney tells MHProNews. The Dow Jones Industrial Average moved up +61.28 points, +0.37 percent, to close at 16,713.58. The Nasdaq advanced +0.43 percent, +18.87 points,
Berkshire Hathaway Closes above 200,000 per share Read More
Investors continue to ignore global tensions in Iraq, Ukraine and the Middle East, and the Ebola outbreak in western Africa as the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained +91.26 points, +0.55 percent, to close at 16,651.80. The Nasdaq moved up +1.02 percent, +44.88 points, to end at 4,434.15, while the S&P
Deer Valley Corp. Regains Yesterday’s Losses; Dow, Nasdaq, S&P Advance Read More
The three major indexes were flat in today’s trading, perhaps reflecting the dog days of August or concerns about global issues. The Dow Jones Industrial Average edged down -9.44 points, -0.06 percent, to close at 16,560.54, as CNNMoney tells MHProNews. The Nasdaq slipped the most of the three major indexes,
Deer Valley Plummets; Dow, Nasdaq, S&P Lose Modestly Read More
According to crazyjoys.com, stock analyst Zacks downgraded the shares of Universal Forest Products, Inc. (NASDAQ:UFPI) from neutral to underperform rating. Although it closed Aug. 11 at $47.52, their analysts have a $42.00 price target on the stock. Return on assets (ROA) is 5.10 percent, return on investment (ROI) is 6.40
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Investors seemingly continue to ignore global tensions as the Dow Jones Industrial Average edged up +16.05 points, +0.10 percent, to close at 16,569.98, as CNNMoney informs MHProNews. The Nasdaq gained the most of the three major indexes, moving up +0.70 percent, +30.43 points, to end the first day of the
UFPI tops Tracked Stocks, Skyline Falls; Dow, Nasdaq, S&P 500 Edge up Read More
Despite global turmoil, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 regained some lost ground as each gained over one percent to mark the end of a volatile week on the Big Board. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained +185.66 points, +1.13 percent, to end the week at 16,4553.03,
Cavco Rises above other Tracked Stocks; Dow, Nasdaq and S&P 500 End Week Up Read More
Investors were uneasy in today’s trading, starting in the black but then fading to red, perhaps queasy about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the U. S. military speculating on air drops in Iraq. The Dow Jones Industrial Average nudged down -75.07 points, -0.46 percent, to end the day at
Investors, Stocks Uneasy Read More
A research note issued to investors by equities research analysts at Citigroup reiterated its “buy” rating for Drew Industries, Inc. stock, with a $51.00 target price according to intercooleronline.com. Shares of Drew traded down -0.78% on Thurs., Aug. 7, closing at $42.21. Drew has a one-year low of $40.38 and
Drew Draws a “Buy” Rating Read More
Renewed fears that Russia may invade Ukraine, as Russian troops mass on the Ukrainian border, sent the three major indexes down in today’s trading, dropping the Dow Jones Industrial Average -139.81 points, -0.84 percent, to end the day at 16,429.47, while the Nasdaq dropped -31.05 points, -0.71 percent, to close
LPX Falls over Six percent; Russian War Fears Drops Dow, Nasdaq and S&P Read More
