Dow appreciates 125.18 points ( +0.79 %) to settle at 16,069.64.

The US Large Cap S&P 500 index appreciates 10.41 points ( +0.55 %) and is now at 1,893.36.

The tech heavy Nasdaq went up 38.51 points ( +0.86 %) close at 4,506.68.

Oil settles at $33.77 ( +1.66 % from last trading day.)

Gold is now at $1,114.20 ( -0.13 % from previous.)

The 10 year bond yield is at 1.98%. The interest rate of the yield has decreased ( -0.02 %), meaning that the value of the bond has increased. Decreasing bond yield means that the value of the bond increases and benefits bond holders but can discourage people from putting money in bonds.

The percentage of advancing stocks in the InvestDashboard.com stock universe is at 52.21 % while the percent of declining stocks is at 40.89 %. Volume is 19.54 % % from the average. Higher volume means there is higher conviction in this (up) move.

The percent of stocks above the 50 Day Moving Average is 20.61 % while the percent of stocks above the 200 Day Moving Average is 18.77 %. The percent of stocks above the 200 Day Moving Average says that stocks are generally in a downtrend and not yet oversold.

There are 00.48 % of stocks hitting a new 52 week high with 02.85 % of stocks hitting a new 52 week low.

The S&P 500 return over the last 52 weeks is -04.92 %.

The median forward PE is at 14.09, the average 5 year estimated growth is at 12.66 % and average yield is 02.60 %.

The average PEGY ratio (PEGY = (PE Ratio / (Growth+Yield))) is 2.10. The PEGY Ratio of 2.10 is greater than 2 and the market is very expensive!

The average short percent of float is at 06.75 %.

The most traded stocks based on dollar value traded are:

  1. Facebook, Inc. (FB) at 109.11 (14.66; 15.52 %)
  2. Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) at 635.35 (52.00; 08.91 %)
  3. Apple Inc. (AAPL) at 94.09 (0.67; 00.72 %)
  4. Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) at 52.05 (0.83; 01.62 %)
  5. Willis Group Holdings Public Limited Company (WSH) at 47.18 (-1.39;-02.86 %)

The winners with above average volume are:

  1. Amedica Corporation (AMDA) at 3.09 (1.14; 58.46 %)
  2. SunCoke Energy Inc. (SXC) at 3.51 (1.21; 52.61 %)
  3. Neos Therapeutics, Inc. (NEOS) at 13.38 (3.96; 42.04 %)
  4. Fairmount Santrol Holdings Inc. (FMSA) at 2.24 (0.58; 34.94 %)
  5. Entertainment Gaming Asia Inc. (EGT) at 2.15 (0.53; 32.72 %)

The losers with above average volume are:

  1. OSI Systems, Inc. (OSIS) at 52.02 (-24.23;-31.78 %)
  2. Attunity, Ltd. (ATTU) at 6.52 (-2.99;-31.44 %)
  3. Silicon Graphics International Corp. (SGI) at 5.32 (-2.29;-30.09 %)
  4. Extreme Networks Inc. (EXTR) at 2.90 (-1.02;-26.02 %)
  5. Datawatch Corporation (DWCH) at 3.57 (-1.21;-25.31 %)

Most Recent Financial News (Updated Thu Jan 28 15:00:01 MST 2016)


  1. Walgreens cracks down on Theranos
  2. Signs that U.S. economy is heading in wrong direction
  3. Mortgages rates are dropping
  4. Event ticket sales are rigged, says attorney general
  5. Why the Middle Class is frustrated
  6. Time to put 30% of your assets in cash
  7. Is Mark Zuckerberg the best CEO in America?
  8. This oil producing country may need a bailout
  9. Donald Trump vs. Fox News: Timeline of a war of words
  10. Is Saudi Arabia finally willing to rescue the oil markets?
  11. Does the next Fed move matter?
  12. eSports is coming to The CW
  13. One cow = 175M burgers?
  14. Amgen beats estimates, raises full-year guidance
  15. Chances of OPEC, Russia oil deal slim to none
  16. Circuit City back from the dead?
  17. Did Ackman just tout index funds?
  18. Factory slowdown hits these states hardest
  19. Fed vs. the market: ‘Tension is fairly evident’
  20. Goldman’s surprising earnings play
  21. Jamie Dimon’s new favorite team
  22. Mansion prices hit new highs
  23. Microsoft tops expectations, shares jump
  24. Pending home sales rise just 0.1% in Dec
  25. Golf industry seeing ‘green shoots’?
  26. Hot: Panicky sellers will be sorry: Schwab strategist
  27. What?Spying through strangers’ webcams just got easier
  28. The Fed should stay the course on rates: Feldstein
  29. Google-backed effort to fix traffic
  30. The one number you need from Facebook’s earnings
  31. Nasdaq CEO: Where I see disruption
  32. Trump retweets conspiracy, draws Al-Waleed’s ire
  33. Twitter’s cash puts it in a league of its own
  34. US schools fail at finance lessons
  35. Visa shares pop 2% on earnings beat
  36. As Zika spreads, no vaccine in sight
  37. Xerox to split, Icahn gets 3 board seats: DJ
  38. Amazon falls after best quarterly profit ever
  39. Amazon stock tumbles following quarterly earnings miss
  40. Amgen profit rises 39%; 2016 outlook raised
  41. Are Americans Becoming Less Charitable?
  42. Electronic Arts’ profit buoyed by ‘Star Wars’ game
  43. Eli Lilly’s revenue boosted by jacking up cost of diabetes
  44. Facebook’s best day in years nearly adds a DuPont to its
  45. Fortinet shares jump after earnings beat
  46. GM creates product team for autonomous vehicles
  47. 10-year Treasury yield touches 2016 lows
  48. Microsoft shares rally on earnings beat
  49. Pay: Pal hopes to cash in on millennials’ love of Venmo
  50. Rolls-Royce to cut more senior management jobs
  51. Stocks end higher, boosted by Facebook, oil rally
  52. Visa shares higher after company reports Q1 results in line
  53. Visa’s profit rises 24% on higher payments volume
  54. Visa’s profit rises 24% on higher payments volume
  55. Western Digital reports better-than-expected quarterly
  56. Xerox plans to split; Icahn to get 3 seats on board
  57. As steelmakers burn cash and idle mills, these names must be on
  58. It’s not a good look for the fragrance and cosmetics maker to tout
  59. Rising energy prices may be the only saving grace for these
  60. The Phoenix-based company reported losses and a sobering view of
  61. There is no question that the telecom giant is mired in debt, but
  62. No need to call up or down right now.
  63. The market doesn’t appear to like the Fed decision to keep rates
  64. Smart investors know when to watch debt markets over equity
  65. In what we’re calling the “reverse Midas,” oil and gas service
  66. It’s earnings season for the troubled U.S. steel producers, and
  67. The correlation has been stronger than usual, but they’re showing
  68. Energy companies pared down their morning gains and a number of
  69. Instead of trying to outsmart others and yourself in investing,
  70. Stocks are looking better, but I’m still skeptical.
  71. But Amazon’s miss is an ugly reminder of how unhealthy this market
  72. OPEC says it may cut production, but that’s got little to do with
  73. Microsoft, not so much.
  74. The perma-bulls think we’ve seen the lows, but I doubt it.
  75. I’m looking for the ones that have been beaten down the most.
  76. As the market for 3-D printers and semiconductors continues to
  77. Like many big caps, both stocks just haven’t fallen enough yet.
  78. It’s possible your side income isn’t considered a business just
  79. Spent too much over the holiday? Gaining financial ground is a
  80. Facebook is an absolute advertising monster, with 1.6 billion
  81. Amid this wildly volatile market, investors may want to turn to
  82. Alibaba shares have fallen despite a nice revenue and earnings
  83. Has your card been compromised? Here’s your self-protection plan.
  84. Eli Lilly (LLY) stock is sinking in midday trading on Thursday,
  85. Donald Trump might be biting off more than he can chew with his
  86. Caterpillar (CAT) topped earnings estimates Thursday, sending its
  87. Harley-Davidson showed signs of being on the comeback trail with
  88. Here are two technology stocks with low debt and gigantic cash
  89. Do not listen to the professors of panic. This correction is not
  90. Jim Cramer says he’s worried about Caterpillar’s dividend, even as
  91. Cramer is turning less bearish on oil. Talking with Core Labs CEO
  92. Stocks are back near highs by Thursday afternoon as a rally in
  93. Quantitative easing and stimulus in Japan and the E.U. mean those
  94. The stock market is correcting lower, and understanding how it got
  95. The ridesharing startup is providing quick delivery services for
  96. Jim Cramer doesn’t want to bet on the failure of Under Armour,
  97. Bulldog Investors owns more than 8% of Nuveen Global Equity Income
  98. One thing no one argues: Bernie Sanders wants to raise taxes.
  99. Analysts at Goldman Sachs claim to have figured out the secret to
  100. Caterpillar may be going through tough times of late, but the
  101. Gilead is now in oversold territory, and a very low-risk entry
  102. Jim Cramer Is Watching Honeywell’s Results on Friday
  103. ‘Market Doesn’t Know Where It’s Headed’
  104. Millennials are disengaged from traditional banking experiences.
  105. Twitter has lost more than 50 percent of its share value in the

As of: Thu Jan 28 15:10:03 MST 2016

Dow appreciates +125.18 points (0.79%) to end at 16,069.64: Thursday January 28, 2016
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