#1,468 S&P 500, Nasdaq near ATH. Dow jones not so much

As we know, folks, we had another interesting week in the markets, obviously the S&P 500 has really been quite, let's call it choppy, for several days now, quite frankly, since the entire month of August into September, right around the 7,695 mark, hovering at those all-time highs, which we've been sitting at for quite some time.

It seems like every week we talk about an all-time high, except for back in January, February, and March of last year, or sorry, of this year.

But...

You know, the market has been overall bringing some more volatility.

You have the VIX that increased, which the VIX is the volatility index, and it spiked a little bit here the beginning of September.

And we saw it slowed down a little bit.

So the volatility decreased slightly as the market has continued to be choppy.

So the volatility is there.

which brings opportunity.

The NASDAQ, right around the 30,420 or so mark, hovering at those all-time highs.

This has also been choppy, quite frankly, since May of this year.

We've seen a high right around...

The all-time high right around $30,770 or so, right around there.

But it's still overall choppy, but we still have that upward trend going overall.

And the volatility has been making investors a little bit leery on what's going on with that.

You got the Dow Jones Industrial Average, $51,460.

And this one is showing some weakness, quite frankly, ever since August 5th.

So we have a discrepancy in these major indexes on what's going on with some of these.

And the Russell is very similar to the Dow Jones.

It's on that downward trend, quite frankly, right around that same date, beginning of August.

So we're seeing some differences there.

We talk every week about gold and silver.

You got the gold market.

This one has also been somewhat choppy after the spike back in January, but has dropped since the middle or towards the end of August, right around the $4,260 mark.

You got silver also sitting at those choppy areas of $63.75.