Dow Jumps Over 300 Points; US Economy Adds 29,000 Jobs In September
U.S. stocks climbed Friday, led by Nasdaq; September jobs missed forecasts, unemployment rose, oil fell, and speculative shares surged.
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U.S. stocks rose Friday, led by Nasdaq (+1.27%), despite weak jobs data. Factory orders edged up; oil and gold fell. Alpha Modus surged 213%.
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