Daily ETF Roundup: DBB Gains On Data, UNG Sinks On Supply

By Stoyan Bojinov:Stocks are off to a shaky start this week as investors digested discouraging economic growth expectations from China. The Asian behemoth cut its growth goal down to 7.5%, previously at 8%, which inevitably caused concerns that spilled over onto Wall Street. The Nasdaq led the way lower, shedding 0.86% on the day, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average held its ground best, losing only 0.11%. Gold prices regained a bit of lost ground as equities inched lower.

By Stoyan Bojinov:Equity markets soared into green territory as investors rejoiced over encouraging economic data on Wall Street, while developments in the Euro zone also helped to ease lingering uncertainties stemming from Greece. On the home front, the Nasdaq led the way higher, gaining an impressive 1.51% on the day, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average lagged behind, inching higher by o.96%.

By Stoyan Bojinov:Bullish momentum extended into Wednesday as investors rejoiced over encouraging earnings and economic data on the home front. The Nasdaq led the way higher, soaring 1.53% on the day, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average lagged behind, clinching a gain of 0.78%.

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By Stoyan Bojinov:Equity markets started off the week on a mixed note, soaring higher after the opening bell only to succumb to broad-based profit taking pressures as the trading session drew to a close. On the home front, the Dow Jones Industrial Average led the way higher, gaining 0.12% on the day, although it failed to close above resistance at the key 13,000 mark. The Nasdaq encountered some headwinds throughout the day, ultimately closing in red territory, down 0.11% for the day.

By Stoyan Bojinov:Stocks endured yet another bumpy trading session as indexes oscillated between gains and losses for most of the day thanks to mixed economic developments. On the home front, Exxon Mobil (XOM) posted strong quarterly earnings, although lackluster home prices data overshadowed the energy giant’s profits.

By Stoyan Bojinov:Equities started the day in green territory and gave into selling pressures throughout the day as investors digested less-than-stellar economic and earnings reports. The S&P 500 sat at the bottom of the barrel, clinching a 0.58% loss on the day, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average proved to be most resilient, finishing with a minor 0.18% loss. Gold extended its rally from yesterday as investors were prompted to reallocate assets to safer corners of the market amidst the disappointing data releases.

By Stoyan Bojinov:The tug of war between the bulls and bears continues on Wall Street as investors digested yet another plateful of mixed earnings results coupled with encouraging economic data. The Nasdaq remains at the front of the pack for the week, gaining 0.67% on the day, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average lagged behind, clinching gains of 0.36%. Euphoria across equity markets created headwinds for the U.S. dollar for a third day in a row this week, which has helped beat down commodity prices to edge higher.