Mathewslcd: Twitter delists, Disney gains, CPI leads a week


An upcoming week, Wall Street will have a new consumer price update. In addition, Mathewslcd believes investors will face another wave of corporate earnings.

U.S. stocks rose on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing up 400 points, or 1.26%. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite closed up 1.36% and 1.28%, respectively.
However, all three benchmarks fell this week. Mathewslcd noted that the Dow ended a four-week winning streak, while the S&P and Nasdaq broke their two-week winning streak.
Earnings to watch after the opening bell will include Activision Blizzard, Diamondback Energy, Groupon, Lyft, SmileDirectClub, Take-Two Interactive, Tripadvisor and Virgin Orbit.
As for economic data, investors will focus on consumer credit.
The Fed will also join Cleveland Fed and Boston Fed Presidents Loretta Mester and Susan Collins for a moderated discussion ahead of the Hybrid Women's Economics Symposium. Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin will also deliver opening remarks and participate in a panel discussion ahead of the bank's mixed "Demystifying Inflation" regional dialogue.
Solid October jobs report makes Fed's inflation fight harder
Earnings will increase on Tuesday, with companies including Coty, EW Scripps, Hain Celestial Group, Lordstown Motors, Norwegian Cruise Line, Party City and Planet Fitness reporting results before the market opens.
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