
Recent reports indicate that the stability of major U.S. stocks is deteriorating, leading to unprecedented levels of single-stock 'fragility.' This trend has been highlighted by the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500, which have increasingly diverged in their movements over the past couple of years. Analysts have noted that these indexes are not in sync, reflecting broader market instability. The Wall Street Journal has been criticized by some figures for its coverage of these developments, with comments labeling it as 'broken' and dismissing its reporting as 'fake news.'
WSJ is so broken https://t.co/GF5PkPQwjV
WTF is wrong with @WSJ!?? This is why we say that the Fake News is the enemy of the people!!! https://t.co/yOBp5gwIMU
Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 aren’t in sync much these days … indexes have been increasingly moving in opposite directions over past couple years @WSJ https://t.co/kJBtD5mjsL