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Stocks experienced volatility today despite minimal news. It appears that stocks are jittery ahead of tomorrow's release of inflation data.

The market was mostly flat today, with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq showing little movement.

Stocks had a bumpy week with inflation expectations coming back and geopolitical tensions in the in the Middle East.

Trump Media & Technology Group's stock surges 50%

Stocks drifted marginally lower on worse-than-expected housing and manufacturing data.

Most stocks were in the red today. Small Caps stocks were hit the hardest. The S&P 500 a third of a percent today. Wallstreet is concerned

It seems stocks needed a little time to process the hotter-than-expected inflation report.

Food costs are up over 21% since 2020

Bitcoin's market capitalization soared to $1.4 trillion, surpassing silver to become the world's eighth most valuable asset.

Stocks were all over the board this week.

Stocks finished the day higher because of weak labor statistics.

Stocks had a rough day, with the Nasdaq experiencing its worst day since October, being down almost 2%.

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Stocks finished the week solidly higher. Tech stocks continued to dominate with NVIDIA stock finishing the day up 4% percent

Stocks Finish the Day Higher, Tech Stocks Were the Top Performer; Inflation in January Saw a Notable Upstick

Stocks didn’t have a great day with the S&P 500 practically unchanged.

and almost reaching $60,000.

Large-cap stocks were mostly unchanged today. Small caps outperformed, with the Russell 2000 up about half a percent.