S&P 500
The S&P 500, or the Standard & Poor's 500, is an American stock market index based on the market capitalizations of 500 large companies having common stock listed on the NYSE or NASDAQ.
Companies included in the index are selected by the S&P Index Committee, a team of analysts and economists at Standard & Poor's. The S&P 500 is a market value weighted index - each stock's weight is proportionate to its market value.
- 1 649 Metals U.S. stocks open lower after downbeat U.S. data
- 1 150 Market News Wall Street opens lower ahead of FOMC, Treasury yields
- 1 236 Market News Wall Street opens in green after China rate cut
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S&P 500 Weekly Outlook - ranging above 100 SMA support
23 October 2015 #S&P 500, market condition
- 1 523 Market News Wall Street opens higher, boosted by Europe, U.S. data
- 831 Market News Wall Street higher at open, fresh earnings reports
- 958 Market News U.S. stocks open lower as investors digest earnings
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Market News
Technical Price Action Analysis - S&P 500: correction
16 October 2015 #S&P 500, technical analysis
- 1 313 Market News Wall Street opens higher as investors digest economic
- 1 152 Analytics & Forecasts HSBC: We are already in a global U.S. dollar recession
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Trading Systems
Quick Technical Overview - S&P 500: waiting for
12 October 2015 #S&P 500, technical analysis
- 1 519 Market News U.S. stocks open lower ahead of FOMC minutes
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Metals
Gold set to gain for a third session - the longest
6 October 2015 #forex news, metals
- 753 Analytics & Forecasts Great news: VIX closes at 19.54 which means volatility
- 700 Market News Monday marked the fifth day of gains for S&P 500 - the
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Currency
Dollar lower after downbeat ISM services data, Wall
5 October 2015 #forex news, stocks
- 673 Analytics & Forecasts History suggests, stock market performance will be poor
- 1 652 Analytics & Forecasts What global markets have come through in 2015 -
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Market News
Quick Technical Overview - S&P 500: long-term bearish
1 October 2015 #S&P 500, Goldman Sachs