U.S. Stocks Waver on Election Day, S&P 500 Edges Up — SkimNews
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- U.S. stocks wavered as election risks and AI bubble concerns weighed on the market outlook ahead of the midterm election results.
- S&P 500 edged up as oil fell on U.S. election day, while Wall Street closed mixed ahead of the midterm results.
- Apple earnings, the midterms and October were flagged together as the coming catalysts set to jolt the stock market.
Why it matters: With the S&P 500 only edging up and Wall Street closing mixed on election day, the concrete drivers named across coverage are calendar events — Apple earnings, midterm results and October. Traders still holding through that stretch face an unresolved market at the close, with the S&P 500's direction unsettled before any of those three events.
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