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Ghoulish. Stocks took a turn down giving up gains made on Thursday as nerves were exposed. Earnings disappoint, election discomfort, and virus fears fed the selloff which was led by the once-loved technology sector.

Comeback. Stocks rallied yesterday on the heels of Wednesday’s route. News of a bounce in GDP growth and better-than-expected jobless numbers helped propel stocks higher.

Downtown express train. Stocks took a beating yesterday on news that new lockdowns will be initiated across Europe. There were few places to hide in yesterday’s collapse with all sectors ending the session in the red.

Under the weather. Stocks had a mixed close yesterday, giving up earlier session gains, because the virus is still spreading. Earnings and election anxiety added to an already volatile market as France and Germany propose lockdowns to put down recent virus surges.

Sapped rally. Stocks sold off yesterday as investors realized that elections are a week away and the world is still facing a pandemic. Markets were forced to digest a large plate of hard-to-digest headlines from the weekend.

Deal or no-deal. Stocks had a mixed closed on Friday as investors were underwhelmed with Thursdays Presidential debate, turning their focus back on a potential stimulus deal. Stimulus negotiations continue between the Speaker and White House officials, who continue to say nice things, but nothing...

Down, yonder. Stocks rallied yesterday, led by value shares as investors wondered how good it would be to have a stimulus package before the November 3rd election. Encouraging weekly employment data helped fuel the positivity of the day.