When adjusted for inflation, the real month-over-month changes for each index become 3.0% for the Dow 30, 2.8% for the S&P 500, and 0.3% for the Nasdaq. The charts require little explanation.

Luckily we have a great guide in the charts of the S&P500, Nasdaq and Dow. If these markets break up through the down trend then it’s happy days. If it pulls back then we are back off to the ...

However, the best and most stable index is the Nasdaq and this is clearly seen in the monthly chart. The monthly chart is used for strategic analysis and asset allocation. The Nasdaq chart has two ...

Now, to change it all up and look at things from another perspective, here's the point and figure chart of the NASDAQ Composite. In this type of charting, the time element is ignored and it's "x's ...

Our Chart of the Day is from JPMorgan, which highlights that the Nasdaq 100 Index is closely tracking its trading playbook from 1999. The chart plots the 2023 year-to-date performance of the tech ...

"Even with the Nasdaq at highs, I think there's structures on the chart that aren't really giving me the warm and fuzzies for where we're going to be at the beginning of 2025 and even into Q2 ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite have oscillated between bull and bear markets since the start of 2020. Numerous charts appear to portend downside to come for the U ...

In a stunning day for the U.S. stock market characterized by Apple Inc‘s (NASDAQ:AAPL) surge back to a $3 trillion market cap, the Nasdaq 100 Index marks a triumphant journey, putting it on ...

When adjusted for inflation, the real month-over-month changes for each index become 1.7% for the Dow, 0.7% for the S&P 500, and 0.8% for the Nasdaq. The charts require little explanation.