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Stocks clawed back some gains yesterday closing solidly in the green as traders rejoiced that weekly jobless claims weren’t “too” bad. Investors have lots to think about but little in the way of real tangible election-related information to determine the future path of their portfolios.

Stocks closed in the red yesterday after an early-session comeback faded, leaving the hopeful… with little hope. “Experts” point to a weak Treasury Note auction, not a surprise to the real experts, traders who are making money day-trading the volatility.

Stocks traded higher yesterday as cooler heads prevailed and investors went shopping for sales. Monday’s doom and gloom cooled as investors did their homework.

Stocks sold off yesterday after Friday’s selloff bled into the weekend and worried Asian markets, leading to a messy, dog days Monday. Warren Buffet decided to sell Apple and the world got nervous without even knowing when or why he even sold it.

Stocks were punished after a far-weaker-than-expected employment figure raised fears of recession. Just a few days after the Fed chose to press-pause on rates cuts, one important part of its dual mandate unraveled.

Stocks sold off yesterday after traders were spooked by a weak manufacturing activity print. Traders fear that the Fed is risking recession by waiting until September for a cut, prompting the selloff.