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US stocks rebound in best day since April

US stocks rebounded from a three-day decline, helping the Nasdaq 100 to its best day since April. Learn more here.

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US stocks ended a three-day rout as buyers poured back into the market. While European stock market moves were muted, the Nasdaq 100 recorded its best day since April as investors bought the dip in well-known tech names such as Tesla, Apple, Amazon and others.

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Market moves in tech shares have been excessive, according to some analysts with Tesla rallying more than 80% from 11 August to 31 August when the company announced a stock split – which actually adds zero value to the company.

Volatility still remains elevated in most markets and investors will be watching today’s European Central Bank press conference and latest policy decision. The US is also set to release its latest weekly jobless claims today.

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NDAQ Monthly chart

Source: Admiral Markets MetaTrader 5 Web, #NDAQ, Monthly – Data range: March 30, 2014, to September 10, 2020, performed on September 10, 2020, at 7:09 am BST. Please note: Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.


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