Schaeffer's Opening View Stock futures are quiet following a volatile stretch
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Dow Futures Up After Home Depot Earnings | By Patrick Martin | | Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) futures are trading cautiously above fair this morning, following a volatile stretch for the blue-chip index that saw six triple-digit closes in the last eight days. Yesterday's U.S.-China trade optimism has dimmed, and instead investors are digesting a mixed quarterly report from trade-sensitive Home Depot (HD). While second-quarter earnings beat expectations, revenue fell just short of the consensus estimate. Plus, the company lowered its full-year sales guidance on uncertainty of the potential impact surrounding proposed tariffs on Chinese goods. HD stock is up 2.3% ahead of the bell. Continue reading for more on today's market, including: - What this sector standout says about recession risk, courtesy of Senior Market Strategist Matthew Timpane.
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