Why The Markets Pulled Back, Great Oil Plays, and Other News

[Market Wealth Daily]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Stock market news live updates: Stocks mixed after reaching record levels, oil pulls back after OPEC breakdown]( Stocks ended mixed on Tuesday as the S&P 500 and Dow each pulled back from record levels. The S&P 500 dropped after eking out a record intraday high. The Dow shed more than 1%, or 400 points, at session lows, but pared losses to end lower by just over 200 points. Some Big Tech stocks outperform to help lead the Nasdaq higher, and Amazon (AMZN) gained more than 4.5% while Apple (AAPL) added 1.5% to end at the stock's highest level since January. Each of the major indexes had jumped to fresh record closing highs on Friday, propelled by a June jobs report that reflected a healthy pace of recovery in the labor market but that did not suggest an overheating economy. [More...]( SPONSORED CONTENT [We Are At A Turning Point, How To Trade It]( There are alerts that a reversal is imminent. 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