Monday,
November 7, 2022
Market recap
Dow Jones
32,403.22
+401.97 (+1.26%)
S&P 500
3,770.55
+50.66 (+1.36%)
Nasdaq
10,475.25
+132.31 (+1.28%)
Top Story
• US stocks rose Friday as investors digested last week’s rate hike from the Fed and the October jobs report. The economy added 261,000 nonfarm jobs in October, which exceed expectations. But unemployment ticked up last month to 3.7%.
• This mixed jobs data may have helped boost sentiment, considering what impact it could have on the Fed’s thinking. Wall Street observers say the central bank’s rate hike campaign has clearly made an impact, while avoiding a complete crash of the labor market.
• Boston Fed President Susan Collins and Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin commented that the central bank could look to slow down its rate hike campaign in the coming months. This is significant as the market looks for any sign of a dovish turn from the Fed, especially following last week’s 75-basis-points hike and ensuing comments from Chair Jerome Powell.
• The market gets a peek into how much money Americans collectively owe when the consumer credit level change report is published for September. In August, consumer credit increased 8.3% year-over-year on a seasonally adjusted basis.
• Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Orbit (VORB) will share its Q3 earnings, which will reflect how current macroeconomic conditions have impacted the space industry. Additionally, the latest quarterly earnings from Take-Two Interactive (TTWO), a leading video game manufacturer, will keep us up-to-date on how many people are playing Grand Theft Auto and NBA 2K.
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Not-So-Breaking News
Block (SQ) reported quarterly earnings that surpassed analyst expectations. The Twitter founder’s company, formerly known as Square, posted increased net profit, as its Cash App and point-of-sale business lines rose 51% and 29%, respectively.
Q3 was a tough one for Carvana (CVNA) as the used car reseller’s business declined in almost every major metric, including revenue, profit, and retail units sold. That said, used car prices hit record highs in 2021, which makes it difficult to compare yearly numbers.
Twilio’s (TWLO) share price plummeted after it fell short of analyst expectations for earnings and lowered its guidance. In September, the cloud communications software company announced that it would be laying off 11% of its staff, or over 800 employees.
FuboTV (FUBO) announced a strong third quarter, growing both its revenue and subscribers. The sports-first streaming platform reported over 1.2 million paid subscribers in North America, up 31% from last year.
Online food ordering giant DoorDash (DASH) delivered delicious earnings to investors in Q3, beating expectations on both sales and total orders. This indicates consumer spending remains resilient, despite historic levels of inflation.
Financial Planner Tip of the Day
“As the famous axiom goes, “buy low, sell high.” A stock market crash may present long-term opportunities to buy stocks at a lower, more attractive share price.”
Brian Walsh, CFP® at SoFi