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S&P 500 Was Mostly Flat In Quiet Trading

Florala Chen

Nov 28, 2022 14:41

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During the shortened trading session, traders weren't prepared for significant moves.


The S&P 500 traded virtually unchanged today. Due to many traders preferring to enjoy a long weekend, trading activity was minimal.


As traders attempted to assess Black Friday activity, stocks of retailers have been under the spotlight today. Today's trading in Walmart, Costco, Target, and Amazon has been essentially flat as investors were unable to identify any reasons for significant movements. However, in the S&P 500, Ralph Lauren and PVH Corp. saw the highest gains.