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Dow ends slightly lower while S&P 500 extends longest winning streak in 2 years

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November 9, 2023
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Dow ends slightly lower while S&P 500 extends longest winning streak in 2 years

U.S. stocks closed mostly higher Wednesday afternoon, extending the S&P 500 index’s and Nasdaq’s longest winning streaks in two years.

What happened

  • The Dow Jones Industrial Average
    DJIA
    fell 40.33 points, or 0.1% to close at 34,112.27

  • The S&P 500
    SPX
    rose 4.40 points or 0.1% to finish at 4,382.78 in the eighth consecutive trading day of gains. It has recorded the longest winning streak since November, 2021 when the market rose for eight straight trading days.

  • The Nasdaq Composite
    COMP
    closed up 10.56 points or 0.1% to 13,650.41 in its nineth consecutive trading day of gains. It is the longest winning streak since November, 2021 when the market rose for 11 straight trading days.

What drove markets

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell offered no remarks on monetary policy when he welcomed participants to a Fed conference on economic forecasting ahead of the opening bell. Powell on Thursday is due to deliver a more closely watched speech.

The S&P 500 index has risen 6.5% over the course of its winning streak. Much of the propulsion has again come from big technology stocks. The tech-rich Nasdaq Composite is up 8.4% over a nine-day streak, also the best run in two years.

Driving the advance was a sharp fall in implied borrowing costs after last week’s Federal Reserve statement, and soft October jobs data bolstered hopes that interest rate cuts could soon be on the horizon, according to Derren Nathan, head of equity research at Hargreaves Lansdown.

However, Nathan added: “stocks may well pause for breath as investors balance the hope for rate cuts with building financial stresses in the economy. And it wouldn’t be the first time it the current cycle of elevated interest rates that the market has been wrong about the timing of the Fed pivot.”

A period of consolidation for stocks was understandable given the extent of recent gains and the lack of important macroeconomic news this week, said Tom Lee, head of research at Fundstrat.

“But…given the bearish positioning by both institutional and retail investors, we believe stocks likely levitate on the absence of macro news,” Lee added.

“I don’t necessarily think we’re off to the races here. We think we’re still kind of in a range and trending up now toward the high end of the range,” according to James Ragan, director of wealth management research at D.A. Davidson.

Meanwhile, even though the third quarter earnings have been better than expected, the fourth quarter earnings estimates have fallen a bit, Ragan said in a call. “We still think there’s there’s still some uncertainty about the earnings growth next year,” Ragan noted.

There were no top-tier economic reports on the calendar Wednesday, but investors were eyeing the Treasury Department’s auction of 10-year notes
BX:TMUBMUSD10Y,
which was met with average demand after factoring in its increased size.

See: Treasury’s $40 billion 10-year auction goes as expected, strategist says

The 10-year Treasury rate on Wednesday slipped 4.8 basis points to 4.522%, its lowest level since September.

Companies in focus

  • Rivian Automotive Inc. shares
    RIVN,
    -2.41%
    closed 2.4% lower, giving up earlygains seen after the EV maker narrowed its quarterly loss and said it ended an exclusivity deal with Amazon.com Inc. for its last-mile electric delivery vans.

  • Robinhood Markets Inc.
    HOOD,
    -14.29%
    fell more than 14% after the trading app reported quarterly revenues that missed expectations.

  • EBay Inc.
    EBAY,
    -2.01%
    dropped 2% after the online marketplace offered a tepid revenue forecast for the holiday quarter amid intensifying competition from Amazon.com Inc.
    AMZN,
    -0.44%
    and others.

  • Warner Bros. Discovery Inc.
    WBD,
    -19.04%
    slumped 19% after the studio and streaming video company reported a wider-than-expected third loss, while revenue just topped expectations.

— Jamie Chisholm contributed.

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