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To: Sam who wrote (83213)

5/5/2019 10:59:31 PM

From: Return to Sender

Respond to of 95640

81% Upside Volume on the NYSE - 75% Upside Volume on the NASDAQ:

wsj.com

Friday, May 03, 2019
Notice to readers: As of 3/3/11, Closing ARMS Index (TRIN) calculation is based on composite data. Click here for historical data prior to 3/3/11.

NYSE	Latest close	Previous close	Week ago
Issues traded	3,024	3,025	3,032
Advances	2,283	1,331	1,972
Declines	654	1,584	953
Unchanged	87	110	107
New highs	154	100	120
New lows	9	58	29
Adv. volume*	656,394,673	336,368,477	532,916,958
Decl. volume*	125,344,829	479,190,558	214,575,188
Total volume*	788,963,474	830,711,026	760,816,307
Closing tick	+317	-133	+166
Closing Arms (TRIN)†	0.77	1.27	0.84
Block trades*	7,126	7,075	6,928
Adv. volume	2,684,769,204	1,462,552,022	2,260,514,239
Decl. volume	590,614,979	2,219,113,610	916,564,774
Total volume	3,306,267,626	3,735,935,369	3,223,266,689
Nasdaq	Latest close	Previous close	Week ago
Issues traded	3,172	3,175	3,169
Advances	2,441	1,567	2,087
Declines	630	1,499	990
Unchanged	101	109	92
New highs	118	67	109
New lows	34	66	48
Closing tick	+364	-29	+271
Closing Arms (TRIN)†	1.19	0.78	1.32
Block trades	7,670	8,257	7,843
Adv. volume	1,525,185,276	1,226,747,416	1,197,467,923
Decl. volume	469,507,555	913,336,163	750,156,054
Total volume	2,046,218,958	2,164,267,265	1,959,493,141
NYSE American	Latest close	Previous close	Week ago
Issues traded	293	289	281
Advances	189	116	159
Declines	94	155	104
Unchanged	10	18	18
New highs	5	2	9
New lows	4	8	5
Adv. volume*	7,904,297	3,018,225	7,512,948
Decl. volume*	4,091,610	7,592,917	4,770,843
Total volume*	12,220,840	10,854,581	12,642,768
Closing tick	-35	+22	+30
Closing Arms (TRIN)†	0.95	1.58	0.78
Block trades*	153	106	112
Adv. volume	74,445,382	35,577,449	89,618,394
Decl. volume	35,274,619	75,336,487	45,651,787
Total volume	111,417,242	112,793,724	136,912,744
NYSE Arca	Latest close	Previous close	Week ago
Issues traded	1,576	1,572	1,573
Advances	1,368	530	1,219
Declines	196	1,017	330
Unchanged	12	25	24
New highs	42	8	106
New lows	12	14	16
Adv. volume*	207,962,422	109,452,467	180,857,212
Decl. volume*	20,063,096	177,359,083	72,273,234
Total volume*	228,191,144	288,605,983	255,160,124
Closing tick	+267	-61	+192
Closing Arms (TRIN)†	0.82	0.86	1.43
Block trades*	1,612	1,753	1,642
Adv. volume	831,935,416	458,232,415	729,770,344
Decl. volume	97,905,643	755,378,911	282,238,974
Total volume	931,966,432	1,224,858,911	1,023,689,107

*Primary market NYSE, NYSE American or NYSE Arca only. †Compares the ratio of advancing to declining issues with the ratio of volume of shares rising and falling. Arms Index or TRIN = (advancing issues / declining issues) / (composite volume of advancing issues / composite volume of declining issues.) Generally, an Arms of less than 1.00 indicates buying demand; above 1.00 indicates selling pressure.

To: Sam who wrote (83213)	5/6/2019 4:26:46 PM
From: Return to Sender	1 Recommendation Recommended By Sam Respond to of 95640

Stocks Pare Tariff-Related Losses as Investors Still Hope for a Deal 06-May-19 16:20 ET Dow -66.47 at 26438.48, Nasdaq -40.71 at 8123.27, S&P -13.17 at 2932.47 briefing.com [BRIEFING.COM] The S&P 500 declined 0.5% on Monday, although it had dropped as much as 1.6% after threats from President Trump to increase China tariffs fueled concerns about a trade deal. Investors regrouped to buy the dip, though, lifting stocks off their lows on hopes that a trade deal will still be secured. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 0.3%, and the Nasdaq Composite lost 0.5%. The domestically-oriented Russell 2000 managed to finish higher by 0.1%. President Trump said on Sunday that he will increase tariffs on $200 billion of imported Chinese goods to 25% from 10%, effective Friday. An additional $325 billion of imported goods could also face a 25% tax. The news rattled equity markets around the world and catalyzed a 5.6% drop in China's Shanghai Composite. The worst levels in the U.S., however, came at the beginning of the day as all 11 S&P 500 sectors traded lower. Buying interest throughout the day contributed to a steady advance off early lows. Many market participants viewed President Trump's threat more as a negotiation tactic to speed up trade talks than a move prevent the completion of a trade deal. Confidence that President Trump would not try to upend a market coming off session highs by jeopardizing a deal supported a reversal in stocks. China reportedly said it still plans to send a trade delegation to Washington this week. There is increased uncertainty, though, which contributed to the underperformance of the S&P 500 materials (-1.4%), industrials (-1.0%), and information technology (-0.8%) sectors. These sectors contain many companies with Chinese exposure. The health care sector (+0.6%) was the lone group to finish higher. The energy sector (-0.1%) showed relative strength following positive reactions to Occidental Petroleum (OXY 58.77, +0.82, +1.4%) revising its offer to acquire Anadarko Petroleum (APC 75.49, +2.77, +3.8%) to include more cash. Shares of Chevron (CVX 118.40, +1.13, +1.0%) also outperformed on the news, as its likely defeats its proposal to acquire Anadarko for a premium. A turnaround in oil prices ($62.31/bbl, +0.38, +0.6%) amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran also provided some support for the energy space. U.S. Treasuries finished higher but lost steam as equities regained buying interest. The 2-yr yield declined one basis point to 2.31%, and the 10-yr yield declined three basis points to 2.50%. The U.S. Dollar Index finished little changed at 97.53. Investors did not receive any economic data on Monday. Looking ahead, investors will receive the JOLTS - Job Openings survey for March and the Consumer Credit report for March on Tuesday. Nasdaq Composite +22.4% YTD Russell 2000 +19.8% YTD S&P 500 +17.0% YTD Dow Jones Industrial Average +13.3% YTD