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Whether you're trading penny stocks or not, what's happening in the stock market today is important. If you missed Tuesday's session, you missed one of the wildest. The Dow and the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) tapped fresh 2022 lows in the stock market today. Despite weaker tech stocks, the Nasdaq (NASDAQ: QQQ) held the line, still failing to put in a new low of the year, which was already set back in June when the ETF touched $269.28. But That's NOT EVERYTHING That Happened In The Stock Market Today Continue Reading

Whether you're trading penny stocks or not, what's happening in the stock market today is important. If you missed Tuesday's session, you missed one of the wildest. The Dow and the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) tapped fresh 2022 lows in the stock market today. Despite weaker tech stocks, the Nasdaq (NASDAQ: QQQ) held the line, still failing to put in a new low of the year, which was already set back in June when the ETF touched $269.28. But That's NOT EVERYTHING That Happened In The Stock Market Today Continue Reading

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Wall Street ended higher today as all sectors closed with gains. Utilities, Financials and Industrial stocks led the better performers today. Gold fell hard after failing to maintain record highs.

For the week, China shares were not able to completely recover from the sharp drop caused by disheartening U.S. employment numbers last Friday.

The lack of expected resolution to financial problems in the eurozone and weak manufacturing reports hurt oil service sector stocks in trading today. Halliburton was especially hard hit as overseas earnings failed to excite the investing community.

In volatile trading, the Nifty index today failed to sustain initial gains and ended almost flat on caution ahead of expiry of monthly derivative contracts and much-awaited Union Budget. Nifty moved up by 5 points to finish at 8767 after hitting the day's high of 8840. Thursday will see markets reacting to the Railway Budget as well as portfolio churning by investors as monthly derivative contracts expire.

The risk of a potential bear market has intensified, and investors tired of the heightened volatility may want to look for calmer waters. S&P's Sam Stovall tells us more.