Markets Traded Lower on Light Volume
The markets ended the week mixed after a week of light trading volume and several points of housing data.
The markets ended the week mixed after a week of light trading volume and several points of housing data.
The markets began the week strong on M&A activity, only to drop late in the week on light volume and mixed economic data.
The week began with a mid-day rollercoaster because of the revisions to manufacturing data, but ended with indices hitting new record highs.
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The “Money Talks” hosts discuss the mixed week that ended with Dow and S&P closing at record highs.
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