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Stocks rallied on Friday as exuberance for what could be spilled over from Tuesday night’s election results. Respondents to University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment survey also had high hopes for the future, pushing the composite index higher and far beyond economists’ estimates.

Stocks churned throughout yesterday’s action-packed session, closing mixed. Traders took some “hard-earned” profits from the prior session’s better-than-expected climb, and tech shares filled the vacuum taking tech-heavy indexes higher.

Stocks rocketed higher yesterday with an everything rally as investors dreamt of a pro-business red wave after Trump’s election victory. Bonds suffered painful losses; the cost of all the pro-growth policies expected from a Republican election sweep.

Stocks rallied as traders placed their votes on the next President of the United States. ISM Services Index beat economists estimates handily, as its Employment series shows sign of a stronger-than-expected labor market – good news for the economy, maybe not so much for the soft side of the Federal...

Stocks closed in the red yesterday as traders assessed the chances of a red versus blue win for the White House, small caps were the only index to close in the green. Bond markets defy the betting markets, acknowledging fresh Harris momentum, while betting markets reversed the reversal.

Stocks gained on Friday, led higher by earnings-surprise-superstar techs. The US economy only added 12,000 new jobs last month, delivering far less than expected by economists, who must be sore from all the head-scratching.

Stocks closed lower yesterday, spooked by big spending tech companies who announced earnings- AND SPENDINGS after Wednesday’s close. The down day for the S&P500 snapped a 5-month winning streak for the index which gave up around -1% for October.