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U.S. stocks headed into Friday’s early close (and the conclusion of November trading) into positive territory as post-election market optimism continued.
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Hasbro shares rose when Elon Musk suggested he might be interested in buying the toy maker.
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Shares of Super Micro Computer have plunged as the server maker faces the threat of delisting from the Nasdaq.
U.S. stocks rose in morning trading this shortened session as enthusiasm continued following the presidential election, helping stocks headed toward strong gains for the month of November. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose.
Hasbro (HAS) shares soared when Elon Musk hinted on his social media platform, X, that he might be interested in buying the toy company.
Another record result for Unusual Machines stock (UMAC) following Wednesday’s announcement that Donald Trump Jr. had joined the drone parts maker’s advisory board.
The price of bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies rose, helping boost MicroStrategy stock (MSTR), the largest corporate holder of bitcoin.
The Recent Rollercoaster for Super Micro Computer Stock (SMCI) continued. They plunged today as the computer server maker struggled to avoid being delisted from the Nasdaq due to accounting issues that have delayed its financial reports.
Actions of Applied Therapeutics (APLT) collapsed when the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) rejected the biopharmaceutical firm’s New Drug Application (NDA) for its experimental treatment for a rare metabolic disease known as galactosemia.
Oil and gold futures advanced. The 10-year Treasury yield fell. The US dollar was little changed against the euro and pound, but lost ground against the yen.
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