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Stock futures rebound after President Trump pushes for new $1,200 stimulus checks for Americans

U.S. stock futures rebounded Wednesday from Tuesday’s slide after President Donald Trump tweeted support for stimulus measures and targeted aid to airlines.

U.S. President Donald Trump
Trump urged Congress to approve airline payroll support, saying that money and aid for small business could be paid for with unused funds from the previous stimulus. He also pushed Congress for new $1,200 stimulus checks to be sent out to Americans.

Yesterday, Trump halted talks of a broad omnibus stimulus package with House Democrats.

CNBC:

Dow futures gained 145 points, or 0.5%. This implied an opening gain of nearly 200 points. S&P 500 futures added 0.4% and Nasdaq 100 futures rose 0.35%.

President Trump urged Congress to approve airline payroll support, saying that money and aid for small business could be paid for with unused funds from the previous stimulus.

Trump also urged Congress in a tweet to approve $1,200 stimulus checks for Americans.

Scott Lehtonen for Investor’s Business Daily:

Dow Jones futures rallied more than 200 points early Wednesday, while S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures were also higher, on new President Trump coronavirus stimulus tweets. Tech giant Apple announced a product event that will likely reveal a new iPhone next week.

Apple announced a new product launch event on Oct. 13, where it’s expected to reveal the next model of the iPhone. Apple titled next week’s event “Hi, Speed,” a likely reference to the high-speed capabilities of the 5G iPhones. The company did not specify what it plans to announce, but analysts widely expect the iPhone 12 series handsets to make their debut.

After the Dow’s bullish signal switched the market back into a confirmed uptrend, investors are cleared to start buying new breakout stocks. The best candidates are those that held up the best during the recent stock market weakness

MacDailyNews Take: $1,200 checks ahead of or amidst Christmas shopping season bode well for Apple as the company launches a slew of new products before the end of the year.

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