S&P 500 Closes Lower for a Third Session; Dow Ekes Out Gain
Pradip Sigdyal
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Demand for corporate high-yield debt is rolling over while stocks continue to rise, a divergence that may signal fading risk appetite.
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More than 93 percent of the S&P 500 are trading above their moving 50-day moving average.
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Some stocks that investors had given up for dead are finding new life in the current market rally.
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In the past four months, which was the better bet -- Facebook or Apple?
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The CBOE Volatility Index plunged 39 percent this week, marking its worst percent drop in at least 26 years.
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While the stock market welcomed the temporary resolution of the fiscal cliff, it does not seem too concerned about the looming debt crisis, at least according to the VIX.
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Since touching a nine-year low in September, shares of Research in Motion are up over 120 percent.
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Volume continued to decline in the stock market during November, and some pros think it's because investors are worried about the "Fiscal Cliff."
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As of Tuesday’s close, the S&P 500 and NASDAQ composite have recovered over 3 percent and 3.5 percent, respectively, from the post-election low set on Friday last week.
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While oversold conditions don't mean the indexes can’t go lower, we looked at broader market sentiment to see if there will be any temporary relief for the markets from recent downslide.