"Fortune" : Stock Market Data Glitch Shows Tech Companies Stock Prices Crashing

on Oct. 17, 2015 The NASDAQ Stock Market, is an American stock exchange. Testing of stock exchange software is mandated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and happens on a regular basis to help prevent electronic glitch es, often using test symbols and historical data. (Photo by Roberto Machado Noa/LightRocket via Getty Images)Nasdaq signage is seen in New York City, USA. The actual prices of the stocks were not affected and no trades were completed at that price, a Nasdaq spokesman confirmed. At around 6:30 p.m., the prices of Amazon Inc and Microsoft Corp stocks appeared to have lost more than half their value, while Apple Inc facebook/" target="_blank">shares appeared to more than double.


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A Nasdaq Data Glitch Causes Apple's Stock to Soar 348%, Pushing Its Market Cap to $3.37 Trillion


A Nasdaq Data Glitch Causes Apple's Stock to Soar 348%, Pushing Its Market Cap to $3.37 Trillion

What Happened in the Stock Market Today -- The Motley Fool


What Happened in the Stock Market Today -- The Motley Fool
Ford facebook/" target="_blank">shares rallied 3.3% on the news. "F-Series continues expanding its sales and share this year, with customers opting for high-series pickups and investing in class-exclusive features that only Ford trucks offer." Ford gets traction in a weak marketFord announced June U.S. auto sales today, and the numbers were better than observers had expected. Shares of Tesla rose 2.7% early in the day, but drifted lower to close the day down 2.5%. As for individual stocks, Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) released U.S. auto sales figures and Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk tweeted an update on the production schedule for its latest model.


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