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the market on close. I'm Marley Caden here in Chicago alongside Sam Bodis at the New York Stock Exchange. We'll close our show how we do every day with some final thoughts on the session.Of course, we did not get our usual unemployment numbers today and we will not get our non-farm payrolls report tomorrow with the government closure still in effect. What we did get was some data that continues to show a softening labor market. The Chicago Fed released data that says that the unemployment rate remained unch ...

All [Music] right, good afternoon and welcome to asking for a trend on Miles Oven. For the next half hour, we're breaking down the trends of today that'll move stocks tomorrow. There's a lot to keep track of, so we're focusing on what you need to know to get ahead of the curve.Here are some of the trends we'll be diving into. Wall Street seen green today, a trifecta record close on the Dow, S&P 500, and the Nasdaq. At the end of the session, all major indices finished the day higher.And is the market hot fo ...

U.S. stocks finished at record levels Thursday as investors set aside worries over the ongoing government shutdown and continued to push major indexes higher.The S&P 500 gained 0.06 percent to end at 6,715.35. The index briefly rose 0.3 percent earlier in the day to mark a fresh intraday high. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 78.62 points, or 0.17 percent, closing at 46,519.72. The Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.39 percent to finish at 22,844.05. Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at their highest levels ...

[Music] All righty, live pictures from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ market site as we wrap up this Thursday of Trading Market Domination overtime giving you full coverage with all the moves, get you up to speed on the action from today's trading Yahoo Finance. Jared Licker standing by to break it all down. Jared, I I think we held on.Yes. I think I I I can barely I think it's 006. Is that what I'm saying here.My glasses need to be checked. Yes. S&P 500 uh we'll start with there.Uh ...

All [Music] right, good afternoon and welcome to Market Domination. I'm Miles Odin live from our New York City headquarters. Stocks on pace for another record close in what's been an overall quiet trading day as the US government shutdown rounds out its second day. We'll break down more of what investors need to know in just a bit. But right now, there's about an hour to go until the closing bell on Wall Street. All three major indexes pointing to gains. Jared Blickery joins us now for more on the state of ...

Let's bring in former Tesla president of global sales and uh service and a GM board member now, John McNeel. John, it's great to have you on and nice to see you, Morgan. How would you categorize the EV market, whether it's states side or globally.I think uh this is one of the few markets where uh the US is not ahead in technology. It's actually a step or two behind. And so we get to see kind of what's happening in other markets.and Europe, France and Germany in particular rolled subsidies off a couple years ...

Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock has surged into October, following a tough first half of 2025 for the EV maker, during which shares slumped steeply while CEO Elon Musk spent time working with the Trump administration. TSLA stock is up 100% over the past month. See the details here. Musk ReturnsAnalysts and investors alike blamed Musk's political involvement for the drop, even as Wall Street revised price targets downward due to concerns over sluggish vehicle sales and increased competition.Read Next: Tesla, ...

[Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com][Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com]Moving the marketIt was another quiet start for the markets, with traders mostly brushing off worries about the U.S. government shutdown, now in its second day.The Nasdaq nudged up 0.39%, hitting a fresh intraday high thanks to Nvidia, which continues to attract heavy investment and reached its own record high.Yesterday’s gains across the major indexes were fueled by optimism that the funding lapse won’t last long or do much damage to the ...