Both indexes had already opened at all-time intraday highs, after a better-than-expected jobs report boosted investor sentiment early Friday.The S&P closed up nearly 1% at 3,067 points, logging its third record close of the week. The Nasdaq finished 1.1% higher at 8,386 points and surpassed its July high.While the Dow rallied as well, and ended just 12 points below its July record. The index closed up 301 points, or 1.1%.
"Solid October jobs data shows the engine of the US economy is humming along despite elevated global uncertainty, a good sign for future growth as improving hiring conditions fuel consumer spending and confidence," said Ryan Detrick, Senior Market Strategist for LPL Financial.Read MoreAll three indexes ended the week in the green. For the S&P it was the fourth straight week of gains, while it was the fifth for the Nasdaq.
Up trend due incoming China trade agreement , commerce again rolling only if trump stop nickle and dime China
All r manipulation and fake rally. All wipes out only few minutes.
Another record day. Unlike 8 disastrous years of Obama. Welfare up, employment down. Maybe spend less time playing golf and partying with snoop, spend more time working for us and not muslims. But He's a Muslim, so...and, um, No Christian would change their name to a Muslim name.
Anyone ever put any weight in the fact that most salaried employees are paid on the 15th and last day of the month pushing godly unknown amounts money into the markets
just on news of impeachment
Nice to see the rich getting richer
Give a round of applause to The President for making our country great again!!
Trump land
November2019
Thanks Trump!
Thank you President Trump and Federal Reserve!
Is that Trumps fault too? CNN
Are we winning?
House of cards.
Bolstered by impeachment news.
This is because Trump has no idea what he's doing.
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