Wall Street stock markets closed mostly lower on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell noted that the economic rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic could still be in danger, likely to new infections. Meanwhile, Coinbase officially debuted on the Nasdaq, initially trading at $384.45 per share with a 53.6% surge from its original reference price of $250. US President Joe Biden announced that May 1 would be when the US troops finally start to withdraw from Afghanistan, ending America’s longest war of 20 years. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 0.16% at the closing bell with The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. gaining 2.34%. The Nasdaq 100 was down 1.31% led by Atlassian Corp dropping by 4.42%, while the S&P dipped 0.41% as Discovery fell by 4.95%. Nick Note: Perfect… we need the market to climb a wall of worry. Today’s downturn is the healthiest thing imaginable. In the past 20 trading days the NASDAQ has climbed 2000 points. I do not believe the rally is over. Powell will not derail this rally. Earnings are stupendous and after fits and starts the vaccines are bringing the pandemic under control…….