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Europe: +44 (0) 207 198 1634 Equities and the Economy: Friday was yet another choppy day with U.S. equities closing marginally lower as investors digested the Labor Department’s employment report. Although it was down as much at 119 points, the Dow clawed back most of that loss finishing down 28 points at 18,240, the S&P 500 ended off 7 at 2,154 […]
Equities and the Economy: Another pretty boring day on Wall Street yesterday. The Dow closed down 13 at 18,269, the S&P 500 added a single digit to 2,161 and the Nasdaq fell 10, 5,307. Look at the 3 month S&P 500 chart. It’s making a “pennant” formation with the high in early September and the […]
Equities and the Economy: Boy has this market been choppy lately. One day up. One day down. Yesterday was the former. The Dow closed up 113, 0.62%, at 18,281, the S&P 500 gained 9, 0.43%, finishing at 2,160 and the Nasdaq rose 26, 0.50%, to 5,316. As I mentioned previously, this market has been range […]
Equities and the Economy: U.S. equities failed to hold on to their early morning gains ending the day in the red. After being down by as much as 138 points the Dow fought back finishing the day down 85 points, 0.47%, at 18,168. The S&P 500 fell 11, ½%, to 2,150 and the Nasdaq as […]
Office buildings with data centers use substantially more electricity than other offices, which makes it extremely critical for property managers to access primary wholesale market intelligence when evaluating energy risk management strategies for procurement. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey (CBECS) Data from the most recent Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey […]
Equities and the Economy: U.S equities began the quarter on a slightly sour note. The Dow fell 54 points to 18,253, the S&P 500 lost 7 ending at 2,161 and the Nasdaq closed down 11 at 5,301. It could have been worse. The Dow was down as much as 104 intraday. Let’s call it a […]
Equities and the Economy: As you regular readers know last week was all about Deutsche Bank, Europe’s largest investment bank, and all of it was bad news which weighed on global equities. As I said last week, when bad news hits a major bank investors take note. Well the news turned positive on Friday with […]
Equities and the Economy: Gesundheit. We all know that is they word said after someone sneezes, possibly the result of having a cold. Well Deutsche Bank has a cold and it spread to U.S. equities. As I’ve mentioned previously this week, Deutsche Bank has been under scrutiny because of its leverage and investors have been […]
New York City is making a commitment to growing solar as a way to keep peak prices lower and to provide emergency backup power. New York City mayor Bill de Blasio has set new targets for both energy storage and solar capacity in the city, of 100MWh of energy storage by 2020 and 1GW of […]
Equities and the Economy: My apologies but this is going to be a brief Morning Energy Blog for I’ve been in meetings all morning. It was a good day for U.S. equities yesterday with the Dow closing up 85 to 18,312, the S&P 500 rising 7 to 2,167 and the Nasdaq advancing 3 points to […]
