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Description: The S&P 500 and the Dow slipped in a shortened, pre-Christmas
session Tuesday, as investors paused after a record-setting rally. Fred
Katayama reports.
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Video Transcript:
Investors paused on Christmas Eve. The NASDAQ managed to eke out a ninth
straight closing high Tuesday, but just barely; while a decline in industrial
and healthcare stocks dragged the Dow and S&P 500 just below the breakeven
line. Max Wolff, an Economist and Founder of the firm Multivariate is
concerned about high stock valuations.
I don’t think things look terrifying going into the New Year. Again, if
you pay any allegiance or pray even secretly at night to the Gods of basic
value, you have to be nervous about your money.
Shares of Uber rose slightly. Co-founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick will
step down from the board of the ride-hailing company by the end of this year.
Boeing fell, weighing on the Dow one day after the aerospace giant fired CEO
Dennis Muilenburg. A House Committee aide said Boeing documents reviewed by a
government committee apparently contained very disturbing comments by the
jetmaker’s employees about the grounded 737 MAX aircraft. Advanced Micro
Devices’ shares rallied for a fourth straight day. RBC raised its price
target on the chipmaker. AMD’s stock prices more than doubled this year