07Dec2021 Market Close: Another up day for the Markets

Wall Street closed up 492 points after a relatively stable session of sideways trading near its previous record high. Tech stocks lead the markets higher for a second day, and Nasdaq notches its best day since March, closing up 3 points. WTI crude continued its advance settling at 71.51. Gold remained at the 1785 range, and silver traded mostly sideways around the 22.50 range.

The DOW made a 200 point upwards gap at the opening and remained near its session highs for the day. The US dollar remains above 96.36 while the crypto Bitcoin slipped to 50400.

Market Close For 06 December 03 2021: An Up Day For The Markets

Major U.S. and International markets closed up today recovering somewhat from last week’s train wreck. The DOW closed up 1.87%, NASDAQ up 0.93% and the S&P up 1.17%. The markets continue to show volatility based on the uncertainty over the potential impact of the COVID Omicron variant which the weekend’s headlines show it likely will not cause severe illness. Oil prices were 4.9% higher at $69.49 per barrel. Gold stands at $1,788. Bitcoin closed up at $50,474.

Closing Wall Street Comments For December 03, 2021

Wall Street closed down with very low red volume, indicating a high volume of BTFDers buying back into the market, ending a roller-coaster week of trading from the new COVID variant threat. WTI crude settles at 66.44, just pennies above yesterday’s price. Gold remains in the 1780s, and silver is trading at its resistance of 22.52. The U.S. dollar moved up 0.07% to 96.20, possibly indicating weaker markets ahead. Bitcoin slid to 51,556 earlier and now trading in the afternoon markets at 53830.

Closing Wall Street Comments For December 02, 2021

The DOW closed up 618 points as market volatility from omicron continues but remains down 1175 points from the November 26 Omicron scare selloff. Today’s green volume is higher than yesterday appearing some BTFDer are buying making it difficult to determine if the selloff has finished or a bit more to go. WTI crude settled at 66.82 remaining far below the 85 plus high of several sessions ago. The selloff volume seen on the 26th. was not nearly as high as it could have been indicating much of the selling was from Robinhood-type investors.