Wall Street is trading lower today as Apple, the largest company in the world, replaces Steve Jobs and Warren Buffett bails out another bank in distress.
Steve Jobs is credited with changing the face of how we listen to music with the invention of the ipod and how we read with the introduction of the ipad. What does it mean for Apple now that he's resigning?
Steve Jobs, visionary and former CEO of Apple has died today according to a press release from the company. Jobs is credited with innovating areas from personal computers to music.
Wall Street Updates : It rose sharply on yesterday, elevating the S&P 500 to a humble gain for the year as Apple &Amazon led tech stocks higher.All the ten major S&P sectors ended with gains, led by a 1.34-per-cent increase in the technology sector, its powerfull performance since the start of this month.
Stocks are turning lower today as investors renew concerns over Europe's debt crisis. Amazon, however, made a splash with its latest Kindle and is expected to be a threat to Apple.
Nokia led technology stocks higher for the day. A volatile session ended with the major tech names closing narrowly in the red. Apple and Google attracted investors in spite of a lack of resoluteness regarding the respective futures of the company.
Tech stocks closed the day on a mixed note after Apple reached its all-time high in midday trading and Netflix continues to shed shares following the decision to divide its streaming and hardcopy DVD businesses.
Tech stocks, whether they deserved to or not, began to make a comeback today alongside the latest economic data reports. Everyone from Apple to AMD began to bounce back on the news that the U.S. has thus far evaded a double dip.
Phone companies were in the spotlight as companies from Apple to Motorola and Sprint seemed to have something to report on. Sales of the new Iphone 4S were also a matter of speculation as many expect the pre-order to serve as a reflection of Cook's capability as Apple's CEO.
MULTI COMMODITY EXCHANGE Bearish at Thursday morning session , trading is in red shade where market is going to be down side.silver trading trend fluctuate with time yesterday trend volatile while today's session look like a red apple, it may convert in greenish side in noon session.
The market has been taking a beating leaving many strong companies lower in spite of internal strength. With deflated share prices many of these corporations will be trading at a bargain that could help produce impressive gains.
Overarching panic among investors led tech stocks lower even in the absence of a sector specific catalyst. Nearly every stock was in the red for the day, helpless against fears of a double dip.
These four tech-stocks have been depleted by the markets recent sell-off and have yet to completely recover. Well below 52-week highs, these strong stocks could be worth a second glance at these prices.
Any hopes of a recovery or relief rally in the market will have to wait as stocks plunged again after yesterday's push upward. Investors are once again submerged in uncertainty.
Wall Street stocks traded lower today with all sectors closing in the red. Financials got some support from the Warren Buffett and Bank of America deal. Apple closed flat after Jobs departure.
Amazon's latest tablet debut, the Kindle Fire, is being taken as a threat to investors in some of tech's biggest names from Apple to Dell. Whether the $199 offering will rob market share in the tablet market remains to be determined but some investors are already betting yes.
Stocks are up in mid-day trading today as retail sales came in strong and EU showed some progress in handling the debt crisis. Apple is also holding up after the death of Steve Jobs.