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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.

Stocks closed in the red yesterday as fears of tech earnings misses rose to the surface. Amidst all the chaos, consumers rose to the podium, crowned champions, after carrying Q3 GDP to a respectable +2.8%.

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Stocks powered higher yesterday on optimism about what tech earnings MAY have in store. Job openings declined, according to the latest JOLTS report, and investors are still unsure if a softening labor market is good for stocks or bad for stocks.

Stocks rose yesterday as optimism swooshed through the markets ahead of key earnings and economic data. The market has turned spectator to presidential elections, just a week – 1 week from TODAY.