Shares futures changed shortly after Thursday after a regular trading session ended with the S&P 500 slightly green.
The futures of the S&P 500 were just below the flat line. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures fell 3 points. Nasdaq 100 futures traded on the flat line.
The S&P 500 got a two-day losing streak in Thursday’s regular trading session, while the Dow ended its third consecutive day in the red.
After volatile trading, the S&P 500 closed up 0.1%. The Nasdaq Composite added 0.1%. The Dow slowed the trend and defeated 66.57 points.
The top three stock market indices are on track to close the week lower. The S&P 500 and Dow are on track to post their worst weekly performances since June, while the Nasdaq is forecast to see the worst week of May.
“In a context of low liquidity as investors take summer vacations, small stock market corrections are to be expected in a market that is setting prices at maximum gains, high ratios between prices and profits and high economic growth expectations.” , said Richard Saperstein, chief official investor of Treasury Partners, said.
The second quarter earnings season is mostly in the rearview mirror, but some companies are still on deck. Deere and Foot Locker are offered quarterly updates Friday before the market opens.
—Cippa Stevens of CNBC contributed to the notification.