The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 19886 on 1/13/17, as the stock market ended mixed. The Dow Jones failed near 20,000 last week but Donald Trump continues to bring out the bulls of Wall St.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 19827 on 1/17/17, as the stock market ended lower. The Dow Jones failed near 20,000 last week but Donald Trump continues to bring out the bulls of Wall St.
Markets $DJIA$SPY$SPX$QQQ$IWM are all positioned similar to this 6 month $GS. GS and DOW broke 20 EMA support
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 19791 on 1/18/17, as the stock market ended lower. The Dow Jones failed near 20,000 last week but Donald Trump continues to bring out the bulls of Wall St.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 19743 on 1/19/17, as the stock market ended lower. The Dow Jones failed near 20,000 last week but Donald Trump continues to bring out the bulls of Wall St.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 19827 on 1/20/17, as the stock market reversed higher after Donald Trump was sworn in. The Dow Jones will have resistance as Trump brings out the bulls on Wall St.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 19800 on 1/23/17, as the stock market ended flat on Donald Trump's first day at work. The Dow Jones has rallied from 18,300 since Trump was elected President and it appears ready to break out again. More jobs and less taxes & regulation will fuel economy growth for years to come. If we ever see a major correction, but the last two stocks below.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 19913 on 1/24/17, as the stock market soared on Donald Trump's second day of work. The Dow Jones has rallied from 18,300 since Trump was elected President and it appears ready to break out again. More jobs and less taxes & regulation will fuel economy growth for years to come. If we ever see a major correction, buy the last two stocks below.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 20076 on 1/25/17, as the stock market soared above 20,000 on Donald Trump's third day of work. The Dow Jones has rallied from 18,300 since Trump was elected President and is breaking out again. More jobs and less taxes & regulation will fuel economy growth for years to come. If we ever see a major correction, buy the last two stocks below.