Stock Market News For May 10, 2018

collected by :Haron Adler

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What Happened in the Stock Market Today

Today's stock marketIndex Percentage Change Point Change Dow 0.01% 2.89 S&P 500 (0.03%) (0.71)Data source: Yahoo! Utility stocks fell on rising interest rates, with the Utilities Select SPDR ETF (NYSEMKT: XLU) dropping 2.5%. Revenue grew 22% to $299.9 million. Premier agent revenue grew 22% to $213.7 million and rentals revenue increased 35% to $29.1 million. The earnings report today offered little in the way of surprises, and investors took it in stride.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today

The Stock Market Is Being Incredibly Silly

as declared in What a silly stock market. For an already jittery market to be able to shrug off major news of this kind is nicely short-term bullish...or is it. To me that means it is a mistake to really trust this market, especially if it opens up. TheStreet's Bradley Keoun, our 2017 SABEW award winner, pens this fun profile of veteran Wall Street banking analyst Dick Bove. RBC Capital Markets analyst Joe Spak has written an open letter to Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk.

Jim Cramer Reveals Why the Stock Market Opened Higher Thursday

TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer attributes Thursday's opening market rally to weaker than expected inflation readings, coupled with good growth which takes the stagflation worry off the table. "If you look at when the selloff started, it was about stagflation: it was about higher inflation and it was about slower growth and now it's the opposite," Cramer said. For exclusive investing insight from Jim Cramer, get 24/7 access to Jim's charitable trust portfolio with a free trial to Action Alerts PLUS!

Jim Cramer Reveals Why the Stock Market Opened Higher Thursday





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