… the last six weeks. The Dow closed yesterday (Thursday) just 1.1% higher than six weeks ago on March 14. The broad NYSE Composite closed Thursday just 0.7% higher than on March 14. Even the usually more volatile Nasdaq closed at 3,258 on March …
… originally posted on Jan. 23, 2013] It is hard to be the top dog. Today, despite another low-volume session (incredibly, NYSE Composite volume is already 1.5 billion shares behind 2012's volume-to-date), investors were looking forward to a slew of …
… The SPX is now testing an important resistance level. (click to enlarge) More comforting for the bulls is the broader NYSE Composite has managed to stage an upside breakout through resistance, indicating that the underlying strength is broad and deep …
… on November 14, 2012, the Dow was down 0.61%; the S&P 500 was down 0.47%; NASDAQ was down 0.34%; and the NYSE Composite was down 0.65%. Everything was pretty much the way things have been since the election on November 6. For the time …
… new market up trends. On March 12, 2009, the NYSE Composite flashed a buy signal five days into its rally attempt ..... percent in higher volume. From that point, the NYSE Composite went on to gain 53 percent for the year. On September …
… Composite and Russell 2000 dropped more than 5%, the S&P over 4%, and the Dow Industrials 3.5%. The Russell and NYSE Composite both fell below with 200 day moving averages; the NYSE is now negative year to date. The markets sold down each day last …
… true of this week – Employment weeks can be notoriously quiet – but of markets generally over some period of time. NYSE Composite total volumes haven’t exceeded 1bln shares this quarter, the longest streak of failing to do so in many years. One …
… Though the NYSE’s trading volume is smaller than it once was, it is nothing to sneeze at. “It also has its index, the NYSE composite , which is quite valuable,” adds Weber. In fact, the composite is increasingly lucrative, as exchange-traded funds …