The U.S. stock market was trading mixed midday Friday, but all three major benchmarks remained on course for weekly gains as technology stood out for its outperformance. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 185 points midday Friday,

NVDA is situated at 175.00, a key level that has sparked recent trader interest, establishing a strategic base. Bulls are focused on securing this and targeting 175.50, a support with a history of firmness. If the upward trend strengthens, push to 176.13, a resistance tested earlier. Vigorous buying could raise it to 177.91, our highest mark.

U.S. and world stocks roared to new highs on Monday, and the dollar and Treasury yields slipped as investors maintained an aggressively "risk on" stance in anticipation of an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve later this week.

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Before electronic trading took over exchanges, a trader’s voice was their strongest asset. Trading floors once teemed with fast-talking traders on their feet, yelling and gesticulating to communicate. But this open outcry system is largely a relic of the ...

When Pat Miao walked away from her Hong Kong office job this summer, she gained something else: time to trade in one of Wall Street’s wildest corners. The 30-year-old now wagers on funds that offer double or triple the daily returns of popular US tech stocks such as Tesla Inc.

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When Scottish beer and burger chain BrewDog held its first auction on Asset Match’s private-share trading platform, offers ranged from £25 to £215 for a share in the company—it closed at £125. The deviation in prices “demonstrates the asymmetry of ...

A rebound in U.S. tech stocks lifted the Nasdaq and S&P 500 on Wednesday, but soft U.S. employment indicators kept investors on edge and sparked a rally in Treasuries and gold prices. More on that below.