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11 Sep 2013
Wall Street closed mixed, Nasdaq dragged by Apple's decline
FXstreet.com (San Francisco) - US stocks market closed in between red and green numbers on Wednesday as investors left behind the fears about a possible US action over Syria.
The Nasdaq decoupled from the other two major indexes as it was dragged by Apple shares that collapsed 5.4% in the day. On the other side, the S&P 500 performed its seventh straight day of gains and the Dow Jones posted three digits gains for third day in a row.
The Dow Jones advanced 135.54 points or 0.89% to end the day at 15,326.60. The S&P 500 added 5.14 pts or 0.31% to finish the session at 1,689.13. However, the Nasdaq Composite declined 4.01 pts or 0.11% to 3,725.01. The Composite was overall pulled down by the Apple's share that lost $26.99 or 5.45% in the day after new devices launching.
The Nasdaq decoupled from the other two major indexes as it was dragged by Apple shares that collapsed 5.4% in the day. On the other side, the S&P 500 performed its seventh straight day of gains and the Dow Jones posted three digits gains for third day in a row.
The Dow Jones advanced 135.54 points or 0.89% to end the day at 15,326.60. The S&P 500 added 5.14 pts or 0.31% to finish the session at 1,689.13. However, the Nasdaq Composite declined 4.01 pts or 0.11% to 3,725.01. The Composite was overall pulled down by the Apple's share that lost $26.99 or 5.45% in the day after new devices launching.