The Nasdaq dropped further Wednesday to close down a further 2.01% as all 3 indexes closed down on the day. The S&P lost 0.55% of its value, while the Dow was down a negligible 0.01%.
The Nasdaq has now lost getting on for 4% of its value since Joe Biden took over as president in January. The Dow is still up by almost 4%, but the S&P’s gains are reducing.
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Biden continues to trail predecessor Donald Trump on all 3 indexes after 64 days in office. Trump’s lead on the Nasdaq has increased a couple of percentage points to almost 9%, while his S&P lead is over 2.5%. His advantage on the Dow has reduced slightly from yesterday.
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Despite today’s losses, Biden has improved his position in comparison to Barack Obama from yesterday. He has reduced his deficit on the Nasdaq to less than 3%, while his leads on the Dow and S&P have risen by over 1%.
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