The market goes through fits
and spurts, it's normal.
But, when corporate fundamentals are strong the markets reflect it. Trump economic policies allow business to thrive following the horrific Obama era that killed jobs and growth.
But, when corporate fundamentals are strong the markets reflect it. Trump economic policies allow business to thrive following the horrific Obama era that killed jobs and growth.
Yahoo News reports the Dow posted its ninth consecutive week of advances, its longest weekly winning streak in nearly 24 years, as investors continued to digest commentary surrounding progress toward a U.S.-China trade deal.The Dow (^DJI) closed at 26,031.81 points, having climbed 0.7%, or 181.18 points, by the end of Friday’s session. This was the first time the index crossed 26,000 points since November 9, and its nine straight weeks gains marked the longest streak since a 10-week run between March and May 1995.
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