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Bounce house. Stocks bounced back yesterday on a report that, despite all of the negative signs, the US and China are still close to a deal. Trade positivity kept weak economic numbers in traders’ blindspots.

Press mute. Stocks dropped for a third straight session on fears that a trade deal may not happen anytime soon. New fronts in the trade war have been opened with Argentina, Brazil, and France, making investors uneasy. N O T E W O R T H Y Messy messaging. Wow… or maybe not. Yesterday, a very chatty...

Seconds. Stocks sold off yesterday as US manufacturing disappointed and the President set his sights on South America. Strong Chinese economic data was not enough to keep markets from dropping in response to further deterioration in US manufacturing.

Door buster. Stocks went on sale on Black Friday due to trade jitters. Consumers lined up to make this holiday retail season one for the record books.

Flying turkeys? Turkeys may not be able to fly, but US Stocks surely did on Wednesday in preparation for Thanksgiving. Investors gave thanks on Wednesday as markets reached new highs.

Gotta’ keep moving. Stocks continued their climb yesterday on more trade optimism. Consumer sentiment slowed a bit but still remains solid.