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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2024 · 8 MIN

Dow Futures Drop 150 Points | Key Market Signals for Friday's Trading

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In today’s Friday market update, Stephen Whiteside of TheUpTrend.com discusses the pre-market outlook, with Dow futures down 150 points following a weak trading day. He highlights critical economic indicators, including retail sales and industrial production, and their potential impact on market trends. Notable performances this week include the TSX surpassing 25,000, while the S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100 experienced declines. Gold and crude oil prices are trending lower, and bond yields continue to rise, exerting pressure across markets. Stephen analyzes key sectors, noting sell signals in healthcare, semiconductors, and gold miners, while Canadian energy stocks showed strength. He also reviews individual stocks like Apple, which has returned to a buy signal despite mixed investor sentiment, and Tesla, under pressure due to EV subsidy rumors. With actionable insights into current trends, this update equips traders for the day ahead. Stephen Whiteside TheUpTrend.com Friday, November 15, 2024 https://theuptrend.com/morning-market-outlook-11152024/

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