Worries about President Donald Trump's political future weighed on stocks.
. Research firm Pivotal Research slashed its price target on the stock all the way to $350 per share from $515, citing increased streaming competition. Bank shares also fell broadly on concerns about the slowing economy.
Citigroup and Bank of America both dropped about 2% while J.P. Morgan Chase slid over 1.3%.Wall Street will keep its eyes glued on Washington for any more clues on Trump's impeachment inquiry. Investors will also pore through housing data in the form of weekly mortgage applications and monthly home sales. Read more about Wednesday
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