Dow Jones Rally 810: Today’s U.S. stock market: Dow Jones jumps 810, S&P 500 109, Nasdaq speed soars, Tesla rebounds, Trump-Feed tensions and defense stock losses 2.4%
This comeback marks a market where there has been a long-term uncertainty in terms of interest rates, global trade policy and the uncertainty of the wave of corporate earnings reporting.
Why did Dow Jones Jones jump out of 810 after falling 970 points the day before?
On Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) soared +810 points (+2.1%) after falling -971 points on Monday. The S&P 500 (^GSPC) scored +109.38 points, rising at a closing price of 5,267.58, up 2.12%. Nasdaq Composite (^i tixe) increased by +2.4%, recovering from the -2% drop in the previous session.
Key financial data for Tuesday:
| Index/Stock | Value/change |
| Dow Jones Jones (^dji) | +810 pts (+2.1%) |
| S&P 500 (^GSPC) | 5,267.58 (+109.38) |
| Nasdaq (^i tocie) | +2.4% |
| 3m (Yes) | +8% |
| Netflix (NFLX) | +7% |
| Tesla (TSLA) | +4% |
| Yuan (yuan) | +1% |
| Amazon (AMZN) | +3% |
| RTX Corporation (RTX) | -8% |
| Northrop Grumman (NOC) | -11% |
| Lockheed Martin (LMT) | -2% |
| Verizon (VZ) | Only Dow losers |
The rebound is when investors look at Trump’s harsh words and turn their attention to potential advances in global trade negotiations, including U.S.-India trade discussions involving Vice President JD Vance and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
What triggered Trump’s latest attack on Jerome Powell?
In the truth society, Trump warned that the U.S. economy will slow down unless Powell immediately lowers interest rates. He called the Fed chairman “Mr. Too late” and “main loser” in a long-term hatred with the central bank. Last week, he even hinted that Powell was removed, saying: “Powell’s firing cannot be fast.” However, the Fed is still cautious. Powell recently said central banks will carefully cut tax rates, especially concerns about inflation and tariffs. His term ends in May 2026, and legally the current president cannot fire the Fed chair without reason.
Which stocks led the recovery and how much profit did they earn?
Several major companies led the allegation at a rally Tuesday:
- 3M (MMM) soared +8%, subject to strong growth in Q1.
- Netflix (NFLX) jumps +7%.
- Amazon (AMZN) climbed +3%.
- RMB (RMB) gets +1%.
- Tesla (TSLA) rose 4% in its first-quarter earnings report, which will be released after the market ends.
Despite Tuesday’s yield gains, Tesla only fell -6% on Monday, but it still fell -44% year to date.
What does analysts say about this revenue season?
Market observers are cautious about the amount of revenue that can guide investors this quarter. Jed Ellerbroek, portfolio manager at Argent Capital Management, said:
“It’s a less valuable money-making season for investors this quarter because the world has changed. The results of the first quarter may not be super useful or representative for the coming year.”
As tariff tensions rise and political uncertainty builds, analysts expect earnings guidance and the company’s prospects to play a bigger role than usual.
Upcoming income:
- Tesla (TSLA): Tuesday after the market closes
- IBM (IBM): Wednesday
- Alphabet (GOOGL) and Intel (INTC): Thursday after the bell
How does Trump’s tariff policy crack down on defense and aerospace stocks?
Tariff concerns hit defense stocks badly on Tuesday. RTX Corporation (RTX) shares fell -8% after the company warned that tariffs could lose $850 million in 2025. Despite a steady quarter reported, RTX’s forecast has attracted investors’ attention.
CFO Neil Mitchill told analysts that despite mitigation strategies, it is estimated that these efforts have not been reflected.
Other defense stocks also fell:
- Northrop Grumman (NOC) fell -11% after missing Q1 revenue expectations.
- Lockheed Martin (LMT) fell -2%, even as revenue exceeded forecasts.
Despite the rally, which stocks are underperforming?
Although most of the NASDAQ 100 rallies, there are only two components that have negative transactions:
- Old Dominion Freight Line (ODFL): Descend on the day
- Baker Hughes (BKR): It also dropped slightly
In Dow Jones, only Verizon Communications (VZ) made lower transactions, making it the only laggard in a wide-ranging positive meeting.
The breadth of the rally shows that after multiple loss meetings, investors’ appetites are returning (at least temporarily).
Where does the market go from here?
Despite some optimism Tuesday’s rally brought about, the road ahead is far from clear. The volatility is likely to continue between Trump’s pressure on the Fed, trade struggle and income season.
“A lot of uncertainty, not a lot of answers,” Ellebrok said. “The longer we get in trouble, the worse the economy will be.”
Powell’s leadership in a highly-watched area, under scrutiny of interest rate decisions, Tesla’s report expires in a few hours, and investors will keep a close eye on what’s coming.
