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Today's market session wraps up with yesterday's winners pulling back and losers gaining.

Major indexes closed mixed on today's trading session while S&P 500 managed to record an all-time high. News about the economy is also a scramble as the latest report about the deficit in U.S. trade skyrocketing to a record.

Major Indices rallied on a great day in Wall Street and ended up mixed after positive reports with regards the new stimulus aids carries on after the US election and a rebound in crude oil's price.

As tech sell-off continues Nasdaq and S&P 500 both dropped in today's trading session, but Dow did not follow suit instead outperformed and added another 200+ points gain from yesterday's bout.

As everyone is currently nervous with the ongoing US Presidential election, major indices rallied and fortunately closed the market higher.

Stocks rallied mixed after widespread selling due to concern in the renewed growing number of coronavirus cases in the US and some other countries.

The major stocks in the US market has slid after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi set a new deadline to pull of an agreement about the renewed proposal on the coronavirus aid bill which as of this writing remained uncertain.

Stocks rose as trading session starts this week led by tech related shares and so with investors who are keeping an eye to a round of quarterly corporate earnings report.

Major Indices rose in today's trading session finishing the week higher, marking their best weekly movement since two months ago.

Major stocks led by Tech giants ended up higher on the opening of the last quarter this year.