The Dow Jones Industrial Average participated on Thursday, after unemployment claims and retail sales data came a little later than expected. Goldman Sachs and Apple chipmaker Taiwan Semi reported earnings before opening. And Twitter stock jumped more than 5% before reducing profits after Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk offered to buy the company.
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Dow Jones stock Goldman Sachs (GS) reported revenue Thursday morning. Financial rivals Citigroup (C), Morgan Stanley (MS) and Wells Fargo (WFC) also reported early Thursday. Finally, Apple chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) reached higher levels, generating 2.7% profits from pre-trading.
Among the Dow Jones leaders, Apple (AAPL) fell 0.6%, while Microsoft (MSFT) traded 0.9% in today's stock market.
Twitter (TWTR) reduced profits to about 3% after Tesla CEO Elon Musk promised to buy Twitter for $ 54.20 million, calling the bid "his best and last gift." Electric car giant Tesla (TSLA) exceeded about 3% on Thursday, threatening to win in two days.
As the stock market continues to struggle, Dow Jones finance American Express (AXP) - and Edwards Lifesciences (EW), Murphy Oil (MUR), Raytheon Technologies (RTX) and Shell (SHEL) - they are among the leaders on Thursday. stocks to buy and watch.
Microsoft, Tesla Edward Lifesciences and Raytheon Technologies are listed in this week's Stocks Near A Buy Zone column.
Dow Jones Today: Treasury Produces, Oil Prices
After opening Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 0.4%, while the S&P 500 is down 0.2%. Nasdaq lost 0.7% in morning trading. The stock market will close on Good Friday.
Among the trading curves, the Nasdaq 100 tracker Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) traded a small portion. And the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) rose 0.1% after opening Thursday.
The US Treasury's 10-year yield rose to 2.68% on Wednesday after hitting a record high since December 2018 on Tuesday. The Treasury's 10-year benefit actually did not change on Thursday morning. At the time, U.S. oil prices were rising. dropped by about 1% on Thursday morning and the dirty trade of West Texas Intermediate was just over $ 102 a barrel.
The first unemployment demand for the week of April 9 rose to 185,000, just slightly above the 175,000 forecast. At the same time, retail sales missed Econoday rates, up 0.5% in March compared to 0.6%.
Benefits of Dow Jones: Goldman Sachs
Dow Jones investment bank Goldman Sachs reported better-than-expected results on Thursday morning. GS shares grew by almost 3% in the morning trading. The stock ended Wednesday with more than 20% of its 52-week discount.
On Wednesday, JPMorgan (JPM) dropped more than 3% after a shortfall in earnings. JPMorgan shares rose slightly earlier in Thursday.
Dow Jones Stocks To Buy And Watch: American Express
Dow Jones stock market American Express tracks the base of the cup holder, showing a buy point of 194.45. AXP shares rose 0.4% on Thursday morning.
See the power line associated with the stock. During its recent rise, the RS line is approaching its old high, but has a limited function before a possible outbreak. The RS line measures stock price performance compared to the S&P 500. The RS line should strike sharply on or off the day to confirm stock strength.
Stocks To Buy And Watch: Edwards, Murphy, Raytheon, Shell
Edwards Lifesciences continues to rise to the right of the cup base indicating a 131.83 point of sale. Shares rose 0.9% on Wednesday. Monday's weakness is likely to be the start of a deal that will reduce dangerous entry into 125.21. EW shares gained 0.2% on Thursday morning.
Murphy Oil tracks a rising base with a buy point of 43.30. Following Wednesday's 1.85% gain, shares are about 3% off the latest investment. The MUR stock has a total of 99 total.
The Raytheon Technologies security contract is within an impressive range of 104.44. Shares rose 0.75% on Wednesday, slightly closing the recent inflow. RTX shares rose 0.5% higher on Thursday morning.
Tesla Stock
Tesla stock fell nearly 3% on Thursday, following Wednesday's 3.6% gain. Shares of the EV giant finished Wednesday at about 11% below the purchase point for a holder of 1,152.97.
The stock traded up to 1,243.49 in Nov. 4. and ended Wednesday at about 18% away from that peak season.
Leaders of Dow Jones: Apple, Microsoft
Among Dow Jones shares, Apple shares rose 1.6% on Wednesday, still below the 176.75 buy point on a double-digit level. Stocks are about to launch a trading law to reduce losses by 7% -8%. Along with that double entry, the handle shop is also played at 179.71. On the other hand, AAPL stock recovered its 50-day support level on Wednesday, which is a boost to existing stock expectations. The stock lost 0.6% on Thursday morning.
Microsoft software leader received 2% on Wednesday, capturing a three-day skid. Shares remain below their 50- and 200-day lines. The stock is almost 20% on its 52 week high peak. MSFT shares fell 0.9% earlier in Thursday.
