Dow appreciates 42.67 points ( +0.24 %) to settle at 18,096.27.

The US Large Cap S&P 500 index appreciates 1.6 points ( +0.08 %) and is now at 2,102.40.

The tech heavy Nasdaq went up 7.8 points ( +0.16 %) close at 4,948.13.

Oil settles at $43.91 ( -0.61 % from last trading day.)

Gold is now at $1,245.00 ( -0.75 % from previous.)

The 10 year bond yield is at 1.85%. The interest rate of the yield has increased ( +0.07 %), meaning that the value of the bond has decreased. Increasing bond yield means that the value of the bond decreases and hurts bond holders but can encourage people to put more money in bonds for the higher yield.

The percentage of advancing stocks in the InvestDashboard.com stock universe is at 50.23 % while the percent of declining stocks is at 42.61 %. Volume is 03.10 % % 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 73.83 % while the percent of stocks above the 200 Day Moving Average is 60.77 %. The percent of stocks above the 200 Day Moving Average says that stocks are generally in an uptrend and not yet overbought.

There are 00.83 % of stocks hitting a new 52 week high with 00.13 % of stocks hitting a new 52 week low.

The S&P 500 return over the last 52 weeks is -00.14 %.

The median forward PE is at 15.08, the average 5 year estimated growth is at 12.59 % and average yield is 01.79 %.

The average PEGY ratio (PEGY = (PE Ratio / (Growth+Yield))) is 1.91. The PEGY Ratio of 1.91 says market is on the more expensive side, but not a more extreme expensive valuation (PEGY of greater than 2.)

The average short percent of float is at 06.87 %.

The most traded stocks based on dollar value traded are:

  1. Apple Inc. (AAPL) at 107.13 (0.22; 00.21 %)
  2. Willis Group Holdings Public Limited Company (WSH) at 47.18 (-1.39;-02.86 %)
  3. Netflix, Inc. (NFLX) at 96.77 (2.43; 02.58 %)
  4. Facebook, Inc. (FB) at 112.42 (0.13; 00.12 %)
  5. Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) at 55.59 (-0.80;-01.42 %)

The winners with above average volume are:

  1. Hansen Medical, Inc. (HNSN) at 4.00 (1.14; 39.86 %)
  2. Prima Biomed Ltd. (PBMD) at 1.15 (0.22; 23.66 %)
  3. Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL) at 2.35 (0.41; 21.13 %)
  4. Yulong Eco-Materials Limited (YECO) at 3.75 (0.64; 20.58 %)
  5. Corindus Vascular Robotics Inc. (CVRS) at 1.19 (0.20; 20.20 %)

The losers with above average volume are:

  1. SteadyMed Ltd. (STDY) at 4.45 (-0.66;-12.92 %)
  2. Flexsteel Industries Inc. (FLXS) at 37.55 (-5.38;-12.53 %)
  3. Alere Inc. (ALR) at 43.36 (-6.11;-12.35 %)
  4. International Shipholding Corp. (ISH) at 1.62 (-0.20;-10.99 %)
  5. CalAmp Corp. (CAMP) at 15.56 (-1.87;-10.73 %)

Most Recent Financial News (Updated Wed Apr 20 15:00:01 MDT 2016)


  1. Brazil loses millions of jobs amid political crisis
  2. America’s favorite grocery store is…
  3. The raging debate over the penny’s fate
  4. Coke’s earnings don’t pop. Stock tanks.
  5. Saudi Arabia racing to raise tons of cash
  6. The truth about Clinton’s Wall Street speeches
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  8. Google charged in Android monopoly lawsuit
  9. Salt Lake Tribune sold to political family
  10. Snapchat’s Bob Marley lens sparks ‘blackface’ outrage
  11. BAML’s EM bull call: Don’t fight China
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  13. Goldman sees ‘upside risk’ for economy
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  16. American Express beats on top and bottom line
  17. Chicago’s ‘nut king’ dead at 90
  18. Cramer: Don’t sell out of Coca-Cola
  19. Ex-Continental CEO: United doesn’t need me
  20. Kovacevich: Theranos CEO treatment unfair
  21. Houston’s avoidable flooding
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  23. Market drop could give Trump a shot
  24. Steve Forbes sees ‘out of the box’ Trump VP pick
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  26. Treasury names women to grace $10 bill
  27. United Continental tops earnings estimates
  28. Viacom rises on DISH deal talk
  29. Hot: VW to pay US customers $5,000 in settlement
  30. What a Brexit could mean for US banks
  31. What candidates paid/vote in NY blitz
  32. What if Trump let the GOP pick his VP?
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  34. Why Yahoo could sell for less than cash on hand
  35. Young homebuyers cringe on credit scores
  36. Yum Brands up 5% following earnings beat
  37. Qualcomm and American Express have served as the poster children
  38. Yum! shareholders can expect a mixed bag of results in the
  39. Strength in oil today was the main driving force.
  40. Banks are just now starting to reserve for the possibility of
  41. FF is off some 50% even though it’s profitable and has lots of
  42. There is a good reason that KMI can’t pay much of a dividend.
  43. Victory for the Shenzhen-listed company, teamed with PAG Asia and
  44. Momentum feeds on itself, and the longer it lasts the more it
  45. But does Congress know how to respond in dealing with 9/11 bill?
  46. U.S. futures were climbing as oil reversed its premarket losses to
  47. Alexander Hamilton maintains his place on the $10 bill, attitudes
  48. Water, as an investment opportunity, appears to finally be
  49. Teen retailers are chasing a moving target as they try to reach
  50. Yahoo! continues to benefit from Marissa Mayer’s decision to
  51. American Express investors will be looking for more detail on the
  52. The U.K. banking industry remains haunted by ghosts of its past
  53. Decent existing home sales show consumers aren’t buying into
  54. Intel’s results put a spotlight on weakness in the broader PC
  55. As the economic recovery gathers steam, the manufacturing sector
  56. With no deal in Doha, oil prices will be driven by data. Here’s
  57. Big banks performed badly in the first quarter and this seems to
  58. During this rarity, investors may want to avoid stocks and fixed
  59. Stocks extend modest gains by mid-afternoon Wednesday as crude oil
  60. The new model is a critical addition to a franchise without SUVs.
  61. Think the commodities rally is about to falter? Think again,
  62. Shares of the chocolate company dropped after an analyst
  63. Cypress Semiconductor could be a good acquisition target for
  64. Yahoo! may be going through some tough times, but Jim Cramer says
  65. Coca-Cola’s redesigned cans and bottles appear to be headed to the
  66. The drug discovery company’s organic growth isn’t enough to
  67. Concern may be growing on Wall Street about Dish Network eating
  68. Despite a slight setback in locating its chicken farm, Costco
  69. Volkswagen, banking stocks push European stocks up.
  70. Footwear maker to release results Thursday, as it continues to
  71. Jim Cramer says shares of Microsoft are inexpensive, while the
  72. Bank of America/Merrill Lynch slapped the equivalent of a sell
  73. Cramer says he sees a possible correlation between Wells Fargo’s
  74. Coca-Cola’s earnings and management are fine, but PepsiCo’s CEO
  75. Treasury announced the abolitionist will grace the $20 note, while
  76. Stocks have not been the only asset class to bounce back since
  77. Amazon Web Services has become an impressive engine of growth and
  78. Santa Clara, Calif.-based technology giant Intel could be split
  79. Cramer expects the credit card giant’s CEO to “tell a fantastic
  80. A bi-partisan effort hopes to bring transparency to questions
  81. Jim Cramer is waiting for a pullback in Hershey and still likes
  82. Shares of the storage maker rise despite an earnings miss, as the
  83. A $1.2 billion share buyback and “surprisingly decent”
  84. Alphabet will benefit from a weakening U.S. dollar, says Jim
  85. Discover’s total loans rose 4% from the previous year to $70
  86. The typically busy U.S. spring real estate market is off to a slow
  87. Morgan Stanley is trading at its best level since mid-January and
  88. Harley-Davidson’s (HOG) impressive first-quarter earnings beat was
  89. These three stocks are seeing big trading volume. Here’s how to
  90. The PC manufacturing sector is all but dead, but Intel has the
  91. Stocks Lifted by Oil’s 2016 Peak
  92. Ford is buying a Tesla, Facebook might start paying its users and

As of: Wed Apr 20 15:10:02 MDT 2016

Dow appreciates +42.67 points (0.24%) to end at 18,096.27: Wednesday April 20, 2016
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