SanDisk Jumps 10%, Lululemon Crashes 17%: Stock Market Today
A blowout August jobs report pushed traders to price a coin-flip chance of a Federal Reserve rate hike this month, dragging the S&P 500 and Dow lower by midday Friday.
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BlackRock’s Nasdaq ETF Challenger Is Growing — But QQQ Still Pulls 300× More Inflows
BlackRock's IQQ is gaining consistent inflows, while Invesco's QQQ remains the dominant Nasdaq-100 ETF despite cheaper rivals.
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