November is historically one
of the better months for stocks. And at first, the month promised another
bullish run. After strong gains for October, the major market indexes
closed the first session of November at fresh record highs.
But the month ended with
declines for the S&P 500 and the Dow, and a modest gain for the
Nasdaq. It was the first
November loss for the S&P 500 since 2011. Here is a
quick scorecard of where we stand as 2021 gets set for its final push:
S&P 500: Down 0.83% for November; up 21.59% year to
date.
Dow Jones
Industrial Average: Down 3.73% for November;
up 12.67% year to date.
Nasdaq
Composite: Up 0.25% for November; up 20.56% YTD
Russell 2000: Down 4.28%
for November; up 11.3% YTD.
The Month's 5
Biggest Winners in the S&P 500:
·
Qualcomm +35.7%
·
Advanced Micro Devices +31.7%
·
Nvidia +27.8%
·
Xilinx +26.9%
·
Dollar Tree +24.2%
The Month's 5
Biggest Losers in the S&P 500:
·
Penn National Gaming -28.5%
·
The Gap -27.2%
·
Activision Blizzard -25.1%
·
Norwegian Cruise Line -24.1%
· Dish Network -23.9%
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