Yea, I don't get it. This is normal, and charts for the S&P, Dow and NASDAQ almost always track similarly. All three are general gauges on the entire market as a whole, so you'd expect all 3 charts to look the same. You could pick any 5 random days and pull the charts for all 3 and you'd see the same correlation
There are subtle differences between each one. For markets to closely follow eachother isn't unusual whatsoever
Yea, I don't get it. This is normal, and charts for the S&P, Dow and NASDAQ almost always track similarly. All three are general gauges on the entire market as a whole, so you'd expect all 3 charts to look the same. You could pick any 5 random days and pull the charts for all 3 and you'd see the same correlation
I am not sure they are exactly the same, a couple deviations here and there are pretty normal.
But I do like how there's a circuit breaker for when the dow is shedding too much of the big guys money,
And another circuit breaker if less than a handful of stocks are going the opposite direction than they had "divined"
Big Traders waiting for earnings reports....
I bet they all got together and sold high to cover their losses on shorts.
A few Billion is not that much any more...
that is the hard reality here...
20 years ago you needed $100 MILLION to be 'rich' - now the club is a Billion minimum...
$100 million is now..... 'a bet'