Archive: Day Traders Diary

Wall Street started Monday on a positive note as investors prepared for what promises to be an unusually busy week. Around 10 a.m. ET, the

Wall Street was mixed Friday as investors digested another jump in oil prices, higher Treasury yields and Thursday’s sharp technology selloff. Around midday, the Nasdaq

Wall Street was under pressure Thursday, but the damage was heavily concentrated in technology and AI-related shares. Late Thursday morning, the Nasdaq Composite was down

Wall Street was trading higher Wednesday as technology stocks rebounded and investors continued digesting a busy week of corporate earnings. Around midday, the Nasdaq Composite

Wall Street finished Tuesday relatively quietly as investors worked through one of the busiest stretches of third-quarter earnings season. The S&P 500 gained approximately 0.3%,

Diamonds & Dogs is taking a brief detour today. Instead of looking backward at one day’s winners and losers, we’re looking ahead to a busy

Wall Street ended a turbulent week on a difficult note Friday as renewed questions surrounding the financing of artificial-intelligence infrastructure collided with another jump in

Wall Street bounced back Thursday, but the recovery looked considerably different from many of the technology-led rallies investors have grown accustomed to seeing. The Dow

Wall Street stumbled Wednesday as a hotter-than-expected inflation report renewed concerns about interest rates and helped push technology shares sharply lower. The S&P 500 declined

Exactly 55 years ago today, on October 13, 1971, Intel went public. The semiconductor pioneer offered its shares at $23.50 apiece. Since then, Intel has