MarketHawk
Market data, analytical methods, and source-backed market-day reports for self-directed investors.
October 30 market close: Intel plunges, Nasdaq falls 2.86%
Intel falls 28.58% as its outlook weighs on technology. Nasdaq loses 2.86%, energy leads sector gains, and labor-cost data and weekly returns frame the Friday close.
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October 29 market close: Alphabet sinks, small caps advance
Alphabet falls 12.64% and the Nasdaq loses 1.38%, while small caps and nine sector ETFs gain. GDP, inflation and Amazon earnings frame a sharply divided session.
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October 28 market close: Fed holds, Alphabet drops after hours
The Fed holds rates at 3.75%–4.00% in a split vote. Cash indexes edge higher, while Alphabet’s late after-hours decline sets a different test ahead of Thursday’s GDP and inflation data.
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October 27 market close: Broadcom rallies, Boeing holds back Dow
The Nasdaq gained 1.18% and small caps rose 1.16%, while Boeing’s selloff left the Dow nearly flat. Broadcom financing, household data and Wednesday’s Fed decision frame the session.
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October 26 market close: Nasdaq leads as chip stocks rebound
Chip stocks led Monday’s rebound as the Nasdaq gained 0.82%. MarketHawk examines the sector split, oil and rates, and Tuesday’s confirmed calendar.
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Read a Market Recap: Price Returns, Yields, and Session Times
A daily market recap can combine equity price returns, bond yields, commodity observations, and after-hours news. Those values answer different questions and may refer to different times.
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Market Data You Can Trust: Signal, Not Noise
A market-data acceptance test should establish the instrument, observation time, market session, and calculation behind each value. More fields and faster delivery do not resolve a disagreement about those definitions.
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Real-time market data in the age of AI
Two screens can show different values for the same instrument without either number being a simple error. Observation time, market session, currency, adjustments, and return methodology can all change what the number means.
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