![]() ![]() Just to put this all in perspective, it is down by about 2 and 1/4%. Let's take a look at how that's doing over the past five days. That's down by about 4/10%.īut we've got technology that's actually leading the pack here on the day on a sector front. I also want to take a look at some of the sector activity that we've been tracking coming into and in the opening moments of today's trading activity. And the S&P 500, that too in positive territory. ![]() You've also got the Nasdaq composite up out of the gate. Over the past two days, coming into this midterm election day, you're seeing the Dow up by about 1.7% over that time span. I'll put this on a two-day scale just so that we have a full chart that populates here. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, as you're taking a look at it, is up by about 4/10%. But Brad, all eyes on Election Day and what the markets may or may not do come tomorrow.īRAD SMITH: Yeah, and we've seen some fractional trading higher this morning. There we have Kimberly-Clark ringing that opening bell. ![]() Lots to clap over at Kimberly-Clark, finally starting to get some improving results out of them after a few challenging quarters. You see the CEO, Michael Hsu, on stage there ringing that opening bell right in the middle. Video TranscriptīRAD SMITH: We're taking a look at the opening bell on Wall Street this morning, Tuesday, Election Day.īRIAN SOZZI: And there you see Kimberly-Clark, the giant paper goods company, ringing that opening bell. Yahoo Finance's Brad Smith breaks down how markets opened on Election Day.
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