Dow 10380.43 -139.89, Nasdaq 2265.64 -54.00, S&P 1110.88 -17.27
The stock market took its lead from the European markets today after all the major European indices fell on continued concerns of the fall-out that Greece will have on other EU nations.
There was good economic news today, non-farm payrolls spiked 290,000 unexpectedly but unemployment also rose to 9.9% from 9.7%.
There was heavy volume in today’s trading with over 2 billion shares being traded. The VIX, also known as the fear index, measures volatility also surged +25% today.
The higher volatility helped Gold and hurt bond yields today as traders looked for safety going into the weekend. Gold reached an all time high of $1215 per once before settling back. Gold ended the day at $1213 per once up +1.3%. The 10 year Treasury Note rose causing the yield to fall to 3.4%.
Advancing Sectors: None
Declining Sectors: Tech -2.3, Industrials -2.1%, Consumer Discretionary -1.9%, Energy -1.5%, Health Care -1.4%, Materials -1.3%, Financials -1.2%, Telecom -0.6%, Utilities -0.6%, Consumer Staples -0.5%
Declining Sectors: Tech -2.3, Industrials -2.1%, Consumer Discretionary -1.9%, Energy -1.5%, Health Care -1.4%, Materials -1.3%, Financials -1.2%, Telecom -0.6%, Utilities -0.6%, Consumer Staples -0.5%
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