Stocks dropped briefly in early trading after the Department of Labor released an unexpectedly hopeful monthly jobs report, but rallied to strong gains ahead of the closing bell heading into the

The US Trade Deficit came in at $50.06 billion, as both exports and imports declined as the economy slows. The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined to 12,398.44 then rebounded to 12,544.13 versus

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rebounded to 13,082.54 back above its 50-day simple moving average at 13,009. The NASDAQ’s rebounded to 3034.69 then declined to 3000.57 versus its 50-day simple

The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined to 12,710.56 staying below its 50-day simple moving average at 12,985. If this trend continues it will confirm that the Dow peaked at its 52-week high at

The Conference Board reported that Leading Indicators rose 0.7% in February. Gold declined from $1656.6 the Troy ounce to $1625.0 staying below its 200-day simple moving averages at $1681.3 for