NASDAQ Could open on positive note due to positive global cues - updated on 07th April 2015, Tuesday.
US stock market may open on positive note due to strong positive global cues from Asian markets, BSE Sensex closed positive with 12.13 pts higher and NSE Nifty chart inched by 0.40 pts, European markets also trading positive in afternoon trades as they opened after Easter holidays due to good economic news. Commodity market also bouncing back after recent fall. The domestic market could also move positive due to up coming Fed speeches for the day.
In early futures trades in US stock market DOW Index is trading with 4 points gain, Nasdaq Composite Index also trading with 3 points gain but S&P 500 Index was down by 0.25 pts.
The Japanese Nikkei Index closed up by 1.25%, Australia All Ordinaries Index closed by 0.40%. China`s Shanghai`s index closed up by 2.52%, all these indicates that us stock markets will open with a positive notes. Click here to see Indian stock market tips.
Nasdaq Composite Update - 17- 03 -16
Market Close Report: NASDAQ Composite index closes at 4,774.99 up 11.02 points.
Thursday's session closes with the NASDAQ Composite Index at 4,774.99. The total shares traded for the NASDAQ was over 1.85 billion.
Advancers stocks led declining by 2.17 to 1 ratio. There were 1954 advancers and 901 decliners for the day. On the NASDAQ Stock Exchange 42 stocks reached a 52 week high and 30 reaching lows.
The NASDAQ 100 index closed down -.09% for the day; a total of -3.94 points. The current value is 4,400.26.
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