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Economy

nmmi

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4. Yup, you're right: S&P 500 closing prices: 11/5: 5783, 11/11: 6001, 11/18: 5893

Reply to question everything (Original post)

Tue Nov 19, 2024, 01:22 PM

Nov 19

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5EGSPC/
11/11 is the post 11/5 peak, so down 1.8% since then.
Update: 11/19 close: 5917, so down 1.4% since the peak.

I got this from the above link and clicking "1M" for one month, just above the graph, then one can hover one's mouse above various points on the graph and see the close, open, high, low, and volume for a particular day.

The S&P 500 is far more representative of the U.S. equity market than the Dow, but one can see the Dow at

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5EDJI/
11/5: 42,222 11/11: 44,293, 11/18: 43,390 (down 2.0% from the 11/11 peak)

Yes I miss the daily report and quote too.

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The Stock market rose after Nov 5 but seems to have been going down since [View all] question everything Nov 19 OP

Well that's not going to "Make America Great Again"! Omnipresent Nov 19 #1

Well, tariffs will hurt the economy and Trump's plans for Freddie Mac and Ginny Mae will raise mortgage interest rates, surfered Nov 19 #2

The stock market probably rose because Trump won. Lonestarblue Nov 19 #3

Yup, you're right: S&P 500 closing prices: 11/5: 5783, 11/11: 6001, 11/18: 5893 nmmi Nov 19 #4

We are shifting to stagflation. Just wait. bucolic_frolic Nov 19 #5