US stocks closed lower. Dow 5 days in a row

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Stock indices refer to an index that measures a particular stock market or stock market segment. These tools are important to investors because they help compare current price levels with past prices to calculate market performance. Two key parameters of indices are that they are investable and open. For example, investors can buy an index fund structured like a mutual fund or exchange-traded fund and invest in a stock index.

Stock indices refer to an index that measures a particular stock market or stock market segment. These tools are important to investors because they help compare current price levels with past prices to calculate market performance. Two key parameters of indices are that they are investable and open. For example, investors can buy an index fund structured like a mutual fund or exchange-traded fund and invest in a stock index.
Read this term finish the day down. The Dow Industrial Average closed down for the 5th day in a row (just 0.03%, but still lower). The Dow only rose for one day in May (last Friday).

The final numbers show:

The Dow Jones and the S&P fell during the trading week. The Nasdaq rose slightly:

• The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell -1.11%
• The S&P index fell by -0.29%
• The NASDAQ index rose 0.4%
• The Russell 2000 fell -1.08%

Here’s a look at some of the biggest stocks this week:

• Alphabet increased by 11.31%
• Microsoft fell -0.54%
• Apple is down -0.61%
• Nvidia fell -1.19%
• Meta rose by 0.442%
• Amazon rose 4.35%
• Disney is down -8.45%
• Tesla felt -1.22%

Regional banks are under pressure this week:

• ETF KRE (ETF Regional Bank), -5.16%
• PacWest Bancorp, -21.01%
• Bancorp Western Alliance, +1.14%
• Premier Horizon Corp, -11.61%
• Zion Bank -5.6%
• Financial group of citizens -6.20%