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SPECIAL REPORT AMERICA'S MONEY CRISIS
Raging bulls
The Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) ended 936 points

higher, after having risen as much as 976 points during the
session. The advance was the largest ever during a session
on a point basis. The point gain was equal to 11.1%, the
best one-day percentage gain since Sept. 1932 and the
fifth-best ever.
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks rallied Monday

afternoon, with the Dow rallying 976 points during the
session, as investors bet that the worst of the credit crisis is
over, following a series of global initiatives announced over
the last few days.
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The Standard & Poor's 500 (SPX) index added 104 points,
its best one-day point gain ever, equal to 11.6%.That was
also the best percentage gain since Sept. 1932 and the
fourth-best overall.
The Nasdaq composite (COMP) added almost 195 points,
the 10th best day on a point basis. The gain of 11.8% was
its second-best ever, after a gain of 14.2% on Jan. 3, 2001,
right near the end of the tech bubble.
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Dow ends 936 points higher, the largest

points gain ever.
Stocks were buoyant Monday as investors welcomed a

global effort to unfreeze the credit market and get money
flowing through the system again. Although stocks reacted
positively, credit markets barely budged.
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Dow Jones
9,387.61
936.42 / 11.08%
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194.74 / 11.81%
S&P 500
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104.13 / 11.58%
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"We had some good news this morning from the Fed and
the other central banks, but we were also oversold on an
historic level and due for a big bounce," said Ryan Detrick,
senior technical strategist at Schaeffer's Investment
Research.
Monday's rally increased market value by $1.2 trillion, the
largest single-day paper value gain ever according to an
advance in the Dow Jones Wilshire 5000, the broadest
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measure of the stock market. That cut in half the $2.4 trillion
in market value the Wilshire lost in the recent 8-session
bloodletting.
Last week was the Dow's worst ever, ending a stunning
eight-session selloff that seared 2,400 points off the bluechip indicator. That represented a 22% decline in the Dow,
something not seen since at least the '30s.
Detrick said that not only had the Dow fallen for eight
straight sessions, but it had also fallen for eight straight
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"We basically saw a crash, and so you're going to see a big

bounce off that," he said.
That bounce was predicated by the day's news, with
investors breathing a sigh of relief that some specifics were
finally released regarding the $700 billion bank bailout.
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"But the devil will be in the details, in terms of what we hear

tomorrow," said Chris Johnson, CEO at Johnson Research
Group. On Tuesday, the Treasury Department is expected
to release more specifics on the bailout.
Whether the rally can continue beyond the short-term is
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"Seeing that there's going to be more of a global
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Nasdaq 100 (NDX) gaining and all but 1 of the Dow 30
rising.
The Dow's biggest gainer was General Motors (GM,
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Johnson said he's not convinced. He equated Monday's

rally to a beach ball that has been pushed further and
further under the water, where it builds up so much
pressure that when it is finally released, it bounces.
"We saw a lot of desperate selling over the last few weeks
and at some point, these stocks start to look attractive,"
Christopher Colarik, portfolio manager at Glenmede
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22.8%; Chevron (CVX, Fortune 500), up 21%; Microsoft

(MSFT, Fortune 500), up 18.6%; and American Express
(AXP, Fortune 500), up 18%.
The Dow's lone decliner was General Electric (GE, Fortune
500), which reported weak quarterly earnings late Friday. It
was also among the 18 components of the S&P 500 that
didn't join the rally.
Other S&P losers included a number of homebuilders and
bank sector stocks.
One notable exception in the financial sector was Morgan
Stanley (MS, Fortune 500). Morgan gained 87% after it said
it had completed plans to sell a 21% stake in itself to
Japanese bank Mitsubishi UFJ for $9 billion.
Market breadth was positive. On the New York Stock
Exchange, winners topped losers by over 18 to 1 on volume
of 1.82 billion shares. On the Nasdaq, advancers beat
decliners by over 5 to 1 on volume of 2.67 billion shares.
The latest: On Monday, Neel Kashkari, assistant
Treasury Secretary and interim head of the $700 billion
bailout program - outlined some of the steps the
government will take in the weeks and months ahead. The
program includes buying soured mortgage assets from
banks and buying stock in a number of financial institutions.
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Meanwhile, House Democrats are meeting Monday to put

together a second economic stimulus package that could be worth $150 billion, although House
Republicans are reportedly skeptical, CNN reports.
World leaders met over the weekend to come up with solutions. After an emergency meeting
Sunday, 15 European nations agreed to help their troubled banks by adding capital and
guaranteeing inter-bank lending. (Full story)
Additionally, the British government said it would pump $63 billion into three of the country's
banks.
And the U.S. central bank said it will offer an unlimited amount of dollars to three other central
banks in an effort to keep money flowing. (Full story)
The Fed announced an emergency rate cut last week, has pledged to help U.S. companies by
buying short-term debt directly from businesses and has made billions available to banks in return
for damaged assets.
Credit markets still frozen: The recently announced initiatives made a small dent in the
lending freeze Monday, although conditions remained tight.
The three-month Libor, or what banks charge each other to borrow for three months, eased to
4.75% from a 2008 high of 4.82% Friday.
The Libor-OIS spread, a measure of cash scarcity, eased to 3.61% from a record 3.67% Friday,
suggesting cash is more available than at the end of last week.
The TED spread, which is the difference between what banks pay to borrow from each other for
three months and what the Treasury pays, fell to 4.57% after spiking to an all-time high of 4.65%
Friday.
The wider the spread, the more reluctant banks are to lend to each other, rather than from the
federal government. When markets are fairly calm, banks charge each other premiums that are
not much higher than the U.S. government.
Treasury bond markets are closed Monday for Columbus Day. (Full story)
Other markets: U.S. light crude oil for November delivery settled up $3.49 to $81.19 a barrel
on the New York Mercantile Exchange. On Friday, oil prices plunged more than $8 to a 13-month
low. (Full story)
Oil prices have tumbled on bets of slowing demand since the price of crude hit an all-time high of
$147.27 a barrel on July 11.
The price of gas decreased for the 26th consecutive day, according to a survey of credit card
activity by motorist group AAA.
COMEX gold for December delivery tumbled $16.50 to $842.50 an ounce.
In currency trading, the dollar slipped against the euro and the yen.
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governments worldwide assuring of steps to address the liquidity concerns,
banking index surged the most at 12.51 per cent at 5985.16.
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broker Manoj Choraria. DLF stocks rose 6.99 per cent to Rs. 301.35, while
Indiabull Real Estate surged 23.62 per cent to Rs. 118. Stocks of Akruti City,
which had been under pressure for long, staged a significant recovery of
7.94 per cent to close at Rs. 688.95. Unitech shares also closed 10.63 per
cent higher at Rs. 91.60. Other gainers were, Anant Raj (1.99 per cent) at
Rs. 82, Ansal Infra (3.84 per cent) at Rs. 74.30, and Mahindra Life (7.27 per
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Sensex up 3.92 per cent on optimism over US stimulus packages
Mumbai, Mar 23 (PTI) The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex surged 3.92 per cent at midsession today touching a one-month high on optimism
that the US stimulus measures would help stabilise markets and restore investor confidence.
The Sensex surged by 351.67 points to 9,318.35 at 1330 hrs with heavy-weight Reliance Industries rising 5.08 per cent to Rs 1,406.50, and financial
stocks ICICI Bank and Housing Development Finance Corp too going up on improving sentiment in the sector.
The 50-share National Stock Exchange index Nifty shot up by 109.95 points, or 3.92 per cent, to 2,817 at the same time, with stocks in sectors like
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Futures on the US Standard & Poors 500 Index climbed 1.4 per cent. The US will outline regulatory changes this week aimed at avoiding a repeat of the
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Crude oil advanced to its highest level in almost four months and copper jumped to its peak since November as the dollar dropped against the euro,
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MUMBAI: The Bombay Stock Exchange sensitive index, Sensex, ended at a

five-week high of 9424.02 on Monday, registering the biggest single-day
gain of 457.34 since December 10, 2008. The 30-share barometer rose by
5.10 per cent from last Fridays close of 8966.68.
Brokers said the market was driven higher by strong global cues amid
expectations of a fresh set of monetary measures as foreign funds covered
short positions ahead of the expiry of derivatives contracts on March 26, and
also bought shares in the cash segment. Similarly, the National Stock
Exchanges 50-share Nifty jumped by 132.85 points and closed at 2939.90.
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markets. Asian indices ended higher by 2.5-5 per cent while European
markets were up by 1-2 per cent in morning trading. The rally in global
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Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have now been in a buying mode and
made purchases of more than Rs. 1,100 crore in five days till March 19.
Reliance Industries, which has the highest weight in the Sensex, gained 7.56
per cent.
Banks, oil and gas and the metal sector hogged the limelight. While the
banking sector was in demand on expectations of good growth in lending on
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cent), HDFC (8.44 per cent), ICICI Bank (7.36 per cent), SBI (7.33 per
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Mumbai, Mar 25 (PTI) Stocks advanced for the third day in a row to close at a two-and-half month high of 9,667.90 points, fuelled by a rally in market
heavy Reliance Industries and Infosys, besides real estate, metal and banking counters.
The Bombay Stock Exchange 30-share bellwether index gained 196.86 points or 2.08 per cent to settle at the level last seen on January 6.
The 50-share index Nifty of the National Stock Exchange also rose by 45.65 points or 1.55 per cent to 2,984.35 from its last close.
Asian shares ended mixed today as investors paused to assess whether a US plan to deal with bank's toxic debt would revive the financial system.
However, European markets resumed firm but surrendered its initial gains and were quoting nearly flat in late morning deals.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) continued their buying spree and they pumped Rs 501.76 crore on March 24 while Domestic Institutional Investors
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Sensex ends 318 points up as markets turn stronger
Mumbai, Apr 15 (PTI) Overcoming initial pressure, the Bombay Stock Exchange 30-share Sensex surged by 318 points to end at a six-month high of
11,284.63 today on revival of buying support.
Initially, the market touched a low of 10,719.18 as IT bellwether Infosys Technologies this morning came out with a discouraging forecast for the current
year.
Today's rally for the Sensex being for the eighth day in a row, the index registered a net gain of 317.51 points or 2.90 per cent over its previous close.
The National Stock Exchange's 50-share Nifty also firmed up by 101.55 points or 3.00 per cent to close at 3,484.15 from its last close.
Brokers said sustained net purchases by foreign funds and expectations of further monetary steps by the Reserve Bank of India also boosted market
sentiment later in the day.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) pumped in more than Rs 580 crore in equity on Monday, as per provisional figures.
They attributed the early setback to a 1.71 per cent dip in the fourth-quarter earnings of Infosys over the previous quarter, which negatively impacted IT
stocks during the day. Infosys Tech was down by 2.72 per cent at close. PTI
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Sensex on a roll, hits six-month high of 11,329
Mumbai, Apr 25 (PTI) The market sustained its weekly gaining streak for the seventh straight week as the benchmark Sensex settled at a six-month high
of 11,329.05 at the weekend on several positive developments amid on-going Parliamentary elections in the country.
Passing through a bearish mode in the initial three days, the signs of improvement in economy and a fresh rate cut by Reserve Bank on April 21 with
inflation ruling virtually at zero level boosted the market sentiment after midweek.
In the week to April 25, the Bombay Stock Exchange 30-share barometer bounced from its weekly low of 10,715.66 and ended with a net gain of 305.96
points, or 2.78 per cent, over its last weekend's close.
Similarly, the National Stock Exchange 50-share Nifty also jumped by 96.35 points, or 2.85 per cent, to end the week at 3,480.75 from its last close.
Brokers said Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) remained the net buyers in the week and are expected to step up their activity in the coming days as
the April series of derivatives expires on Thursday.
They said bull operators are likely to cover their shorts or rollover nifty positions in the next series in the light of possibility of further reduction in interest
rates as the inflation remained at 0.26 per cent for the week ended April 11, 2009. PTI
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Sensex up by over 401 pts to end at six and a half month high
Mumbai, Apr 29 (PTI) Frantic short-coverings on the last day of the April series as well as firm global cues helped the bellwether Sensex to rebound by
401.50 points to close at a six-and-a-half month high of 11,403.25.
Operators as well as speculators were seen covering short positions on the concluding day of the derivatives contract.
The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) as well as the National Stock Exchange (NSE) will remain closed on April 30 and May 1 for the Lok Sabha elections
and Maharashtra Day, respectively.
The firm trend indicated that the operators preferred to roll over their long positions to the May series rather than book profits at higher levels.
The BSE 30-share barometer resumed better at 11,091.56 and ended with a net rise of 3.65 per cent from its previous close.
It had closed at 11,483.40 on October 14, 2008.
The Sensex, yesterday, had tumbled by a whopping 370.10 points or 3.25 per cent.
Similarly, the 50-issue Nifty of the NSE also bounced back by 111.60 points or 3.32 per cent over yesterday's close to settle the day at 3,473.95.
Recovery was so strong that all the sectoral indices ended in the green. PTI
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the biggest leap of the year to close past the 12,000-level for the first time
since October last as bulls went on the rampage amid a host of favourable
developments.
Strong global cues and sustained capital inflows into equity and a heavy
build-up of derivatives positions bolstered market sentiment.
Marketmen said trading sentiment also received a boost from reports of a
positive Chinese purchasing index, which raised expectations that the global
economy is back on track.
The BSE barometer surged by a whopping 731.50 points or 6.41 per cent,
the biggest single-day gain in 2009, to settle the day at 12,134.75 over its
previous close.
Similarly, the broader 50-share Nifty of the National Stock Exchange soared
by 180.05 points or 5.18 per cent to close at 3,654. PTI
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Sensex sees a historic single-day rise
Mumbai, May 18 (PTI) The markets today cheered the formation of a stable government at the Centre, with the Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark
Sensex surpassing the 14,000 point level in a few seconds, before the exchange authorities suspended trading for the day.
The Sensex, in hardly 25 seconds of trading, surged 2,110.79 points, or 17.34 per cent, to 14,284.21 points, recording the biggest single-day gain, and
hitting the upper circuit for the first time in the history of the bourse.
In a similar fashion, the 50-share National Stock Exchange index Nifty soared 651.50 points, or 17.74 per cent, to 4,323.15, after touching the day's high
of 4,384.30.
This is the first time that trading halted within seconds of the opening bells with the Sensex and Nifty soaring by 15 per cent and again by more than two
per cent after the market re-opened at 1155 hours as market participants turned extremely bullish after the Congress emerged as the single largest party
in the Lok Sabha elections.
Brokers said investors were strongly optimistic about consistent and substantial increase in capital inflows in the future as economic reforms are likely to
get top priority after Manmohan Singh becomes Prime Minister for a second term.
The upsurge was strong enough as the NSE index Nifty surpassed the first 10 per cent upper limit in just 13 seconds and even crossed 15 per cent limit,
resulting in suspension of trading for two hours. PTI
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Market welcomes FM's promise; Sensex surges 520 points
Mumbai, May 27 (PTI) The stock market benchmark Sensex today surged by 520 points on heavy buying in banking, realty and metal stocks, as if
welcoming Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee's promise to rope in banks for cheaper credit.
With today's gain of 520.41 points, the Sensex regained 14,000-point level and ended the day at 14,109.64 points. The index touched an intra-day high of
14,122.78 points.
The wide-based National Stock Exchange index Nifty spurted by 159.35 points, 3.87 per cent to 4,276.05.
Buying activity gathered momentum in metal stocks on reports of the copper prices climbing in overseas markets, while bank and interest-sensitive
construction shares rose after Mukherjee said the government would increase spending in infrastructure and get a commitment from banks for a benign
plan of action to ensure cheaper credit.
The rising trend was also supported by brokers indulging in covering their pending positions ahead of the settlements in the derivative segment.
In the 30-BSE index stocks, Reliance Industries rose 2.01 per cent to Rs 2,187.20, Infosys Technologies by 2.68 per cent to Rs 1,584.60, ICICI Bank by
6.59 per cent to Rs 710.55, Sterlite Industries by 9.49 per cent to Rs 591.15 and Larsen and Toubro by 4.51 per cent to Rs 1,311.40.
All the five stocks carry nearly 38 per cent weightage on the Sensex. PTI
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Good GDP numbers, ministerial statements talk up Sensex
Mumbai, May 29 (PTI) Good GDP growth numbers and hints at oil price deregulation set the tone for the stock markets, with the bellwether Sensex
soaring 329 points to nearly a nine-month high of 14,625.25 today.
Going up for the third consecutive day, the Bombay Stock Exchange 30-share barometer reached a level not seen since September 10, 2008, as bulls
tightened their grip on the market with Petroleum Minister Murli Deora's statement on oil price deregulation strengthening expectations of economic
reforms.
The market also cheered a stronger-than-expected growth rate of 5.8 per cent in the last quarter of 2008-09 and 6.7 per cent for the fiscal, despite global
recessionary trends and dismal performance in the domestic manufacturing sector.
The broader 50-share Nifty of the National Stock Exchange also spurted by a whopping 111.85 points or 2.58 per cent to close at 4,448.95 from its
previous close.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have been aggressive buyers this month. According to provisional numbers on the NSE, FIIs bought shares worth Rs
1,860 crore, taking the total inflow till May 27 to Rs 17,643.50 crore.
The healthcare sector, however, was down as bluechip Sun Pharma fell 8.24 per cent.
There was hectic buying in mid-cap and small-cap stocks, pushing up the indices by 2.46 per cent and 3.01 per cent, respectively. PTI
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Indian growth unexpectedly strong

India's economy grew 5.8% in the
first three months of the year
compared with the same period
last year, which was better than
had been expected.
The official gross domestic product
figure was down from 8.6% annual
growth seen in the first quarter of
2008.
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US economy shrinks at slower pace
The Indian economy is still one of
the fastest-growing in the world
Although growth has slowed from last

year, the economy is still expanding faster than most other
countries.
It grew 6.7% in the full financial year, which was down from a rate
of 9% in the year to the end of March 2008.
"The GDP growth number justifies the claim that India is dealing with
the global crisis from a position of strength," said Rupa Rege
Nitsure, chief economist at Bank of Baroda in Mumbai.
"This means that growth has bottomed out, or at least the
deceleration has stopped."
The figures are good news for the newly-elected Congress-led
government, which has made reviving growth its top priority.
Among the sectors showing an improvement was farm output, which
grew at an annualised rate of 2.7% in the first three months of 2009
having contracted 0.8% in the previous quarter.
Construction grew 6.8% in the period compared with 4.2% in the
previous quarter.
But the manufacturing sector contracted an annual 1.4%, having
grown 0.9% in the previous three months.
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Halliburton (HAL) was the leader among larger energy stocks, up 10.6%
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Posted by Elizabeth Strott on Wednesday, June 2, 2010 11:30 AM
Updated: 2:35 p.m.

Buyers went out to showrooms in May, producing a
strong month for the U.S. automakers, with
General Motors, Chrysler and Ford Motor
(F) beating analysts' sales expectations.
Toyota Motor's (TM) U.S. sales were just short of
estimates.
Overall sales for the major manufacturers were up an average 22.5%
from a year ago and 11% from April.
GM this morning said U.S. sales rose 16.6% in May to 223,822 from a
year ago. Analysts had expected a 5.9% increase last month.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a higher open today, a day after
major U.S. indices lost more than 1%.
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Futures for the S&P 500 ($INX) were up 5.2 points at 1,074.7 and were
4.79 points above fair value. Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial
Average ($INDU) were rising 46 points to 10,065 and were 48 points
above fair value. Futures for the Nasdaq ($COMPX) were up 13.5 points
and were 9.7 points above fair value.
U.S. stocks dropped Tuesday as mixed global manufacturing data shook
investor confidence.
In Japan, Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama resigned in a bid to improve his
partys chances in an election next month. Hatoyamas popularity
suffered over a broken campaign promise to move a U.S. Marine base.
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market crash. Auto sales should show a small gain.
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Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) CEO Warren Buffett

goes to Washington on Wednesday, but his
appearance comes with a twist.
If he'd had his druthers, he wouldn't appear at all.
In fact, it took a subpoena to get him to testify
before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.
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the day. The other is automakers' reports of May sales. The reports are
expected to be good -- but not great.
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Blackstone Group is reportedly interested in taking the

consumer-electronics chain private. Kohlberg Kravis and
others may also bid.
Posted by Charley Blaine on Tuesday, June 1, 2010 1:37 PM
RadioShack (RSH) was the top performer among stocks in the Standard &
Poor's 500 Index ($INX) after the New York Post said buyout firm
Blackstone Group (BX) was a leading bidder for the consumer-electronics
chain.
RadioShack was up 4.4% to $21.34. It had been up as much as 10%
right after the open.
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Sources told the Post that Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., Bain Capital
Partners and TPG are also likely to be involved in the bidding.
RadioShack, which may sell itself for as much as $3 billion, is looking to
complete the deal this summer, the newspaper said.
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A report says it is not clear if taxpayers will ever be repaid in

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A watchdog panel reviewing the bailout of American International Group

(AIG) said U.S. taxpayers "remain at risk for severe losses" and that the
government didn't act aggressively enough to protect U.S. taxpayers
during the 2008 rescue.
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insurance giant, is likely to "remain a significant shareholder in AIG
through 2012." It's unclear if taxpayers "will ever be repaid in full."
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By Alix Steel, TheStreet

Updated at 3:54 p.m. ET
Gold prices were slipping Thursday as investors sold gold for equities and
continued to take profits after gold's record high.
Gold for August delivery settled down $7.70 to $1,222.20 an ounce at the
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was down more than $14, according to Kitco's gold index.
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gold. China's exports rose 48.5% in May, indicating that its economy was
not slowing, as many had feared. This news, paired with comments from
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track for recovery and would grow 3.5% in 2010, helped calmed jittery
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Sachs investigation. Del Monte and Lululemon beat
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Posted by TheStreet Staff on Thursday, June 10, 2010 7:44 AM
Updated at 11:02 a.m.

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Stocks were soaring Thursday, with the energy sector leading the pack,
as a successful Spanish debt auction and news that a German court
blocked efforts to prevent Germany from participating in a crucial aspect
of a European stabilization effort bolstered the euro.
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10,115. The S&P 500 ($INX) had risen 22 points, or 2.1%, to 1,078, and
the Nasdaq ($COMP) had added 41 points, or 1.9%, to 2,200.
Helping markets on Thursday, the German Constitutional Court rejected
efforts to block Germany from taking part in guarantees that are critical
to the Stabilization Mechanism aimed to strengthening the euro.
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At 13:20 hours IST - the benchmark Sensex continued to trade

RR
Abhaya Indira
higher though there was some selling pressure at higher levels.
DhananiShankarKrishna
Shares of oil & gas, infrastructure, telecom, metal, technology and
Reddy
select auto companies' were helping equity benchmarks. ONGC
and Reliance Industries were the leading players.
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were the only losers on Nifty.
T
1 Month Kings gambit
The Sensex was trading at 17677, up 103 points and the Nifty was at
5297, up 28.5 points. The Nifty July future was trading at 7 points Sudarshan Sukhani's top pic
premium. Markets were not getting any cue from European trade today
markets, as they were quiet in trade today.
Markets reported total
turnover
of
Rs
45,103
crore,
including Rs 34,692
crore from NSE F&O segment.
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The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex rose by 181 points in the opening
trade on Wednesday, tracking a firm trend in overseas markets. The 30-share index,
which gained nearly 515 points in the previous four sessions, added another 181.32
points, or 1 per cent to 18,167.22 points, a level last seen in February 2008. The
e-based National Stock Exchange index Nifty surged 52.80 points, or 0.97 per cent, to
5,453.45 points.
Market sentiment remained firm in tandem with a strong trend in the Asian region and
overnight gains in the US market after upbeat results from Intel Corp.
Reliance Industries continued its upward journey and rose 0.60 per cent to Rs
1,081.15 on reports that it is in talks to acquire its third shale gas asset in America.
Among other stocks DLF Ltd gained 2.38 per cent to Rs 323.15, HDFC Ltd 1.66 per
cent to Rs 3,114.05, HDFC Bank by 1.69 per cent to Rs 2,100.35, State Bank of India
1.51 per cent to Rs 2,464.75 and ICICI Bank 0.99 per cent to Rs 907.50.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index rose 1.03 per cent and Japan's Nikkei
index was trading higher by 2.65 per cent in early trade today. The Dow Jones
Industrial Average index rose 1.44 per cent in yesterday's trade.
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improved forecast and a better-than-expected housing market report
tempered worries about the economic outlook.
The Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) added 100 points, or 1%. The
S&P 500 (SPX) index rose 12 points, or 1.1%. The Nasdaq (COMP)
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variety of shares. 29 of 30 Dow shares gained, led by oil stocks Exxon
Mobil (XOM, Fortune 500) and Chevron (CVX, Fortune 500).
"The new home sales was a bright point but it was really FedEx's earnings
and outlook that gave the market some buoyancy," said Matthew Kaufler,
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FedEx: Package shipper FedEx (FDX, Fortune 500) lifted its fiscal firstquarter earnings-per-share guidance to a range of $1.05 to $1.25, from 58
cents per share a year ago. Analysts are currently expecting earnings of
$1.10 per share, according to Thomson Reuters. The company also
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FedEx gained over 5.6% and UPS gained 1.2%.

Housing: New home sales rose to a seasonally adjusted annual unit rate
of 330,000 in June, bouncing from a revised 267,000 unit rate in May, the
lowest reading on record, dating to 1963. Sales were expected to rise to
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The slow pace also reflects the slow speed of the economic recovery.
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reports results this week. Standouts include Dow companies Boeing (BA,
Fortune 500), DuPont (DD, Fortune 500), Exxon Mobil (XOM, Fortune 500),
Chevron (CVX, Fortune 500) and Merck (MRK, Fortune 500).
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due to the nature of its business. Last week, UPS reported better-thanexpected quarterly sales and earnings and also boosted its full-year
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company's performance during the quarter in which the oil spill began.
Separately, BP CEO Tony Hayward will step down in October and be
offered a job with the company's joint venture in Russia, according to
published reports Monday.
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World markets: European markets rose as investors mulled the results of
the bank stress tests released after European markets closed Friday.
Britain's FTSE 100 rose 0.7%, Germany's DAX rose 0.5% and France's
CAC 40 added 0.8%.
Asian markets ended the session higher, with Japan's Nikkei index up 0.8%,
the Hong Kong Hang Seng up 0.2% and the Shanghai Composite up 0.7%.
Currencies: The euro fell versus the dollar, giving up earlier gains, while
the dollar gained versus the Japanese yen.
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surprise increase in construction spending.
While questions remain about growth in the second half of the year, Monday's
reports helped ease worries that the economy could relapse into recession.
"Manufacturing is still holding steady," said Steven Goldman, market strategist
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economy is not going to double dip."
Stocks closed mixed Friday as economic concerns tempered upbeat earnings
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The Institute for Supply Management's (ISM) index eased slightly last month to
a reading of 55.5 from 56.2 in June. But the measure has been above 50, the
level indicating growth, for a full year. Economists surveyed by Briefing.com
had expected the index to fall to 54.2, according to consensus estimates.
Separately, the Commerce Department said construction spending rose 1% in
June to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $836 billion. Economists expected
construction spending to fall 0.8% in June, following a 0.2% dip in May.
Companies: HSBC (HBC), Europe's biggest bank, said Monday that its
earnings more than doubled in the first half of the year. The bank's profit
climbed to $6.76 billion during the first six months of the year, up from $3.35
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Shares of BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIMM) fell 1.7% after the
United Arab Emirates said it will ban the Web operations of more than a halfmillion BlackBerry users due to security issues.
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financial markets have improved from the depths of the crisis, but he
acknowledged that conditions have become "somewhat less supportive of
economic growth in recent months."
He said concerns about the fiscal health of many European economies had
weighed on the market this year, although a recent round of bank "stress
tests" have eased those worries.
In a speech about the financial challenges facing state governments,
Bernanke said the economy should continue to grow at a "moderate pace" as
businesses restock depleted inventories and consumer spending gradually
resumes. However, the recovery faces "notable restraints," he said, such as
high unemployment and weakness in the housing market.
Financial reform: Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner is due to speak on Wall

Street reform at New York University after the market closes.
Geithner will promise to press federal bureaucrats to swiftly translate a
sprawling 2,300-page regulatory reform bill into clear new financial rules,
according to excerpts of the speech released by the Treasury.
"We will move as quickly as possible to bring clarity to the new rules of
finance," Geithner will say in the speech. "The rule writing process traditionally
has moved at a frustrating, glacial pace. We must change that."
World markets: European stocks rallied Monday. The CAC 40 in France
closed 3% higher. The FTSE 100 in Britain rose 2.6% and Germany's DAX
added 2.3%.
Asian markets also rose. The Hang Seng in Hong Kong jumped 1.8%, the
Shanghai Composite rose 1.3% and Japan's Nikkei gained 0.4%.
China's manufacturing sector is still growing, but the pace is starting to slow,
according to data released over the weekend from the government-run China
Federation of Logistics and Purchasing.
Currencies and commodities: The dollar was lower versus the euro and the
British pound, but up against the Japanese yen.
U.S. light crude oil for September delivery rose $2.51 to settle at $81.46 a
barrel.
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August on Monday as the Dow
surged more than 200 points in
the wake of strong financial
earnings out of Europe and
manufacturing indicators in the
U.S. and China that wasnt as
bad as some had feared.
Todays Markets
The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 208.44 points, or 1.99%, to 10674.38, the Standard &
Poor's 500 added 24.26 points, or 2.20%, to 1125.86 and the Nasdaq Composite picked up 40.66
points, or 1.80%, to 2295.36. The FOX 50 added 15.82 points, or 1.98%, to 815.12.
On the heels of its best month in exactly a year, the Dows triple-digit surge left the benchmark
index at its highest close since May 14. The gains were widespread but economically-sensitive
commodity plays saw the heaviest buying as crude oil soared above $80 a barrel and copper
clinched a 14-week closing high.
Wall Street cheered solid results from European banking titans
HSBC (HBC: 53.76 ,+2.70 ,+5.29%) and BNP Paribas as well as stronger-than-expected U.S.
manufacturing data for July. Similarly, China reported manufacturing-sector growth that was viewed
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Travelers (TRV: 50.82 ,+0.38 ,+0.75%) and Wal-Mart (WMT: 51.38 ,+0.18 ,+0.35%).
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Its huge. There are a few more chips being put on the table in the recovery theme, said Peter
Kenny, managing director at Knight Capital Group. The market is finally focusing purely on
earnings and turning a blind eye to the macro economic data that has been lukewarm, at best.
Commodity-related stocks enjoyed the biggest bursts of buying as the global economic pessimism
faded. The energy sector soared 3.5% and individual stocks like Hess (HES: 55.93 ,+2.33
,+4.35%) and Peabody Energy (BTU: 48.41 ,+3.27 ,+7.24%) saw even bigger gains as crude oil
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close since May 4. The basic materials sector also rallied as copper jumped 2.36% a pound to
$3.385 -- its highest settle since April 26. Gold gained $1.70 a troy ounce, or 0.14%, to $1,183.40.
Wall Street's rally gained momentum after the Institute for Supply Management said its July
purchasing managers index came in at 55.5, below June's 56.2 but solidly beating expectations for
a reading of 54.1. A reading above 50 indicates expansion. The report helped boost manufacturers
such as General Electric (GE: 16.40 ,+0.27 ,+1.67%) and 3M (MMM: 87.41 ,+1.91 ,+2.23%).
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Also, the Commerce Department said June constriction spending inched higher by 0.1%, surprising
economists who had forecasted a drop of 0.7%. Housing-related stocks such as Home Depot
(HD: 29.12 ,+0.62 ,+2.18%) and Toll Brothers (TOL: 18.00 ,+0.60 ,+3.45%) received a lift from
the data.
European markets benefited from stronger-than-expected first-half results from HSBC, Europes
largest bank. HSBC posted pre-tax first-half profits of $11.1 billion, blowing away forecasts from
analysts for $9.1 billion. The bank saw its bad debts tumble to $7.5 billion -- the lowest level since
the crisis began. HBC's stock soared 5.4% on Monday. Likewise, Frances BNP Paribas, the euro
zones second-largest bank, posted a second-quarter profit of 2.1 billion euros, well above
estimates for 1.7 billion euros.
Meanwhile, Wall Streets economic worries were further soothed by the latest Chinese
manufacturing data that showed activity fell to 51.2 in July. While that slightly missed estimates, it
also eased concerns of Chinas economy overheating and helped send the Shanghai Composite to
a 10-week high.
Despite the bullish mood on Wall Street, some traders were still expressing caution, saying fears
earlier this summer of a potential double-dip recession were not exaggerated.
I dont think its overblown. I think if anything, its a little bit of a tug-of-war between the two
camps about a double-dip recession, said Davis. Im just not buying that we are breaking out here
on August 1st for the balance of the year.
Corporate Movers
BP (BP: 39.48 ,+0.98 ,+2.55%) is being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission
over whether or not its employees profited from illegal trading activity in its stock, Reuters
reported. The probe, which is said to be preliminary, is focusing on whether or not the energy giant
properly disclosed risks associated with its operations in the Gulf of Mexico.
Washington Post Co. (WPO: 433.84 ,+12.83 ,+3.05%) is nearing a deal to unload struggling
Newsweek magazine to Sidney Harman, The Wall Street Journal reported. Harman, the 91-yearold founder of an audio-equipment company would commit to keeping most of Newsweeks more
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billion, narrowly exceeding forecasts for $8.61 billion. Humana also upped its 2010 view, now
forecasting EPS of $5.65 to $5.75 on revenue of between $33.5 billion to $34.5 billion.
Research in Motions (RIMM: 56.98 ,-0.55 ,-0.96%) BlackBerry service was scheduled to be shut
down in the United Arab Emirates due to security concerns. The ban would stretch to foreign
visitors to the UAE as well.
Global Markets
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 climbed 2.65% to 5397.11, France's CAC 40 surged 2.99% to 3752.03 and
Germany's DAX added 2.34% to 6292.13.
In Asia, Tokyo's Nikkei 225 closed up 0.35% to 9570.31, Hong Kong's Hang Seng rose 1.82% to
21412.80 and China's Shanghai Composite close up 1.33% to 2672.52.
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The markets' economic fears were soothed by a pair of new economic reports revealing the private
sector created more jobs in July than was previously expected and service-sector activity
unexpectedly accelerated last month. Combined, the indicators helped quiet concerns that the U.S.
will suffer to double-dip recession.
I would characterize it as a cautiously optimistic tone with
confidence edging higher as we move into the critically-important jobs report on Friday, said Craig
Peckham, equity trading strategist at Jefferies & Co. The market is really struggling to figure out
how much to commit to the long side ahead of that jobs number.
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Wall Street hit session highs after the Institute for Supply Management said its service-sector index
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key non-manufacturing index would decline to a reading of 53.1, providing another piece of
evidence for the slowing economy. A reading above 50 indicates expansion.
Worries about the labor market were lessened a bit on Wednesday by the ADP private-sector jobs
report, which showed private businesses added 42,000 jobs in July. While still demonstrating
sluggish job growth, the report solidly beat expectations from analysts for a gain of just 25,000
jobs.
The stronger-than-expected ADP report also sets the stage for a pair of other closely-watched
labor indicators later this week: Thursdays weekly unemployment claims report and Fridays
monthly jobs report. Economists forecast the U.S. lost 70,000 jobs in July and the unemployment
rate stood rose to 9.6%.
Market sentiment was further buoyed by the latest batch of corporate results, which continue to
largely exceed Wall Streets expectations. Not only did Time Warner, Toyota and Ralph Lauren
Polo (RL: 85.50 ,+6.22 ,+7.85%) beat the Street, all three companies lifted their earnings
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The bulls on Wall Street were able to wave off concerns about a Bloomberg News report saying
Chinas banking regulators told banks last month to conduct a new round of stress tests to brace
for a drop in home prices of 50% to 60%, up from previous worst-case scenarios of just a 30%
decline. The report underscores fears of a deep housing bubble in China, but also shows regulators
are serious about preparing the banks in the event of a severe downturn.
The commodities complex ticked mostly higher on Wednesday. Crude oil fell 8 cents a barrel, or
0.10%, to $82.47. Copper rose 1.36% a pound to $3.4005 -- its highest settle since April 26. Gold
jumped $8.50 a troy ounce, or 0.72%, to $1,193.70.
Corporate Movers
Intel (INTC: 20.73 ,-0.14 ,-0.67%) said it reached a deal to settle anti-competitive charges with the
Federal Trade Commission. The chip giant said it agreed to provisions to foster chip competition,
including a ban on the use of threats and bundled prices. Intel also agreed to modify intellectual
property agreements with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD: 7.51 ,0.00 ,0.00%), Nvidia (NVDA:
9.32 ,+0.38 ,+4.25%) and Via.
BPs (BP: 39.39 ,-0.61 ,-1.52%) stock declined 2% even as the U.S. said it has high confidence
no oil is leaking from the BP well that spewed millions of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. U.S.
officials said the response is now moving to a restoration phase where the government will
determine how to best clean up the Gulf and how much to fine the U.K. oil giant.
Toyota (TM: 74.25 ,+1.44 ,+1.98%) swung back into the black with a fiscal first-quarter profit of
Y190.47 billion, topping expectations for Y148.23 billion. The Japanese auto titan also upped its
full-year operating profit forecast to Y330 billion.
Time Warner (TWX: 32.49 ,+0.12 ,+0.37%) posted a 7.3% increase in profits and topped
estimates with non-GAAP EPS of 60 cents. Analysts had been looking for EPS of just 45 cents.
The parent of Time Inc. and CNN said its revenue grew by 7.7% to $6.38 billion, exceeding
estimates. Time Warner also upped its 2010 non-GAAP EPS growth outlook to at least 20%, up
from the mid-teens earlier.
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AOL (AOL: 22.78 ,+1.66 ,+7.86%) swung to a second-quarter loss of $9.89 a share and suffered
a steeper-than-expected 26% drop in revenue to $584.1 million. Analysts had projected revenue of
$602 million. AOL took a $1.41 billion charge related to its sale of social-networking site Bebo.
Polo Ralph Laurens (RL: 85.50 ,+6.22 ,+7.85%) fiscal first-quarter profits soared by 57% amid
higher Asian sales and the apparel makers EPS of $1.21 easily beat the Streets view of just 89
cents. Sales jumped 13.5% to $1.12 billion, coming in just shy of forecasts for $1.14 billion. Ralph
Lauren also upped its full-year sales and profit outlook.
Global Markets
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 fell 0.19% to 5386.16, France's CAC 40 rose 0.35% to 3760.72 and
Germany's DAX gained 0.37% to 6331.33.
In Asia, Tokyo's Nikkei 225 dropped 2.1% to 9489.34, Hong Kong's Hang Seng climbed 0.43% to
21549.90 and China's Shanghai Composite jumped 0.44% to 2638.52.
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A forecast-beating surge in German gross domestic product combined with a solid if less
impressive rise in France to push the aggregate GDP growth rate of the 16-country euro zone to
1.0% from the previous quarter and past that of the United States, which is showing signs of
flagging.
The fastest growth rate for the currency bloc in more than three years compared with a rise of just
0.2% in the first quarter, was above market forecasts and also higher than a comparable U.S.
second-quarter increase of about 0.6%.
Many economists were surprised by the size of the surge but expect the pace to slow again in the
second half of 2010 and beyond, when austerity measures in Germany and several weaker
economies could lead to a deceleration, especially if some slowing in China lowers Asian demand
for European goods.
Germany's economy minister said the government should continue its 80-billion euros program of
cuts to rein in a bloated budget deficit, even though higher growth will boost the government's
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The German government had forecast growth of 1.4% for the
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worldwide.
The most striking element was the extent to which Germany's export-propelled economy distanced
itself from the rest of the pack, and not just Grecee and other stragglers such as Portugal, Ireland
and the medium-sized economy of Spain.
France, which relies more heavily than its neighbor on domestic demand, reported a 0.6% increase
in the same period, much of the gain coming from internal demand and companies rebuilding their
inventories of goods.
Paris has irked Berlin by suggesting it should do more for Europe by boosting domestic
consumption, creating a bigger market for exports from other euro zone countries that need an
alternative source of growth now the global era of ultra-cheap credit is gone.
Italy, the third-largest economy in the euro zone, last week reported a smaller 0.4% rise in GDP for
the same period and several of the smaller economies that thrived during the boom years before
2007 are faring far less well, making life hard for a European Central Bank that has to set one
interest rate for all in 16 euro currency countries.

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In Spain, hard-hit like Ireland by the end of a building boom as well as the end of a global credit
bubble, GDP remained weak, with a 0.2% rise showing it is struggling to keep its head above
water after a first-quarter 0.1% GDP rise that just took the country out of recession.
Greece, dependent since May on rescue funding from the rest of the euro zone while it implements
a draconian austerity plan, said on Thursday its GDP shrank even harder than expected in the
second quarter, with a drop of 1.5%.
While European governments can take some comfort from the fact that growth looked better
overall during the second quarter of the year, many policymakers fear the quarters ahead will be
weaker and more in line with what the ECB predicts will be a "moderate and still uneven" recovery.
"The sovereign debt crisis is not entirely over. Also we see a slowdown in the global industry.
Domestic demand in Europe remains weak, with consumer spending slowing down," said Nick
Kounis, economist at ABN AMRO.
"The Q2 numbers are very impressive, but a slowdown looms ahead for the European economy."
ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet said last week the third and fourth quarters were likely to be
"significantly less dynamic" than what was shaping up to be a "really exceptional" second quarter,
although he conceded that third quarter data so far had proved stronger than expected.
Industrial production dipped in the euro zone as a whole in June suggesting the second quarter
finished weaker than it began, but signals remain mixed.
The euro zone Purchasing Managers Index for July, the first month of the third quarter, came in
much stronger than expected, with the so-called composite index that combines measures of
manufacturing and service sector activity suggesting a healthy expansion rate.
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billion takeover offer, sparking a rally in the resource sector, and consumer discretionary stocks
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potential to get some leg -- because it doesnt," said Michael James, senior equities trader at
Wedbush Morgan Securities. Buyers who had been on the sideline for the better part of the last
week jumped in to take advantage of the prices.
Almost every Dow stock made headway, led by Home Depot and economically-sensitive Alcoa
(AA: 10.96 ,+0.36 ,+3.40%) and Caterpillar (CAT: 69.74 ,+1.24 ,+1.81%). The index's worst
performers were Kraft (KFT: 29.26 ,-0.19 ,-0.65%) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM: 37.48 ,-0.20 ,0.53%).
The Nasdaq Composite outpaced the broader markets, driven higher by big gains from technology
stocks like Qualcomm (QCOM: 39.14 ,+0.50 ,+1.29%) and Garmin (GRMN: 27.68 ,+0.84
,+3.13%).
Wall Streets triple-digit rally ends the Dow's five-day slump, which was its longest losing streak
since the seven-day slide that ended on July 2. Hurt by fears of a double-dip recession, the
benchmark index had lost 3.7% of its value over the past week. The Dow closed just fractionally
lower on Monday, while the Nadaq Composite gained 0.4%.
August is so far living up to its reputation for being a historically slow month on Wall Street as
volume on Monday was the lowest of the year, narrowly beating out the previous Mondays low
volume.

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Wall Street rallied around a slew of earnings beats in the retail sector on Tuesday. Retail king WalMart beat the Street by a penny with EPS of 97 cents. While the companys revenue of $103.73
billion missed estimates and its same-store sales slid 1.8%, it upped its full-year EPS guidance to
$3.95 to $4.05. Analysts had been projecting EPS of $3.99.
Likewise, Home Improvements 6.8% rise in second-quarter profits and EPS of 71 cents topped
expectations. And while its sales growth of 1.8% to $19.41 billion came up shy, it also raised its
full-year EPS outlook to $1.90. Additionally, retailers Saks (SKS: 7.80 ,+0.18 ,+2.36%) and
Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF: 35.04 ,-2.61 ,-6.93%) reported quarterly results that exceeded
expectations and announced new plans to cut costs, though A&F tumbled on margin concerns.
Outside of the retail space, shares of Potash (POT: 143.15 ,+31.01 ,+27.65%) surged nearly 28%
to 52-week highs after the fertilizer company announced it received and rejected a $38.5 billion
buyout bid from mining giant BHP Billiton (BHP: 70.19 ,-1.69 ,-2.35%). Potash called BHPs bid of
$130 a share, a 16% premium on its closing price Monday, grossly inadequate and adopted a
plan aimed at heading off a hostile takeover.
Youve got to say thats a positive because they are saying, We are worth more than youre willing
to pay. The market seems to agree with that stance, said Detrick.
News of the buyout offer sent a wave of buying through the fertilizer group, fueling big rallies for
shares of Intrepid Potash (NYSE:IPI) and Mosaic (MOS: 55.61 ,+4.49 ,+8.78%).
The commodities complex also cheered the M&A news. Ending its own five-day slump, crude oil
settled up 53 cents a barrel, or 0.70%, to $75.77. Copper jumped 1.85% a pound to $3.3375.
Gold saw less buying, rising $2.10 a troy ounce, or 0.17%, to $1,226.60.
The news wasnt all positive, however, as the latest economic indicators pointed to slower growth.
The Commerce Department said July housing starts rose 1.7% in July to a seasonally-adjusted
546 000 units missing forecasts from analysts for a bigger increase to 555 000 units The
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Saks (SKS: 7.80 ,+0.18 ,+2.36%) beat the Street with a non-GAAP loss of 13 cents a share,
compared with estimates for a loss of 17 cents. Sales climbed by 5.1% to $593.1 million, narrowly
topping estimates from analysts for $585 million. The luxury retailer forecasted second-half and fullyear same-store sales growth in the mid-single digits and also detailed plans to shutter a pair of its
Saks Fifth Avenue stores in California and Texas.
Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF: 35.04 ,-2.61 ,-6.93%) saw its stock tumble nearly 7% even after the
teen apparel retailer beat the Street with a non-GAAP profit of 22 cents a share. Analysts had
been projecting EPS of 16 cents. It's possible shareholders were spooked by the company's gross
margins sliding from 66.6% to 65.1%. Also, A&F announced plans to shut down 60 domestic stores
and scaled back plans for international expansion.
Eli Lilly (LLY : 34.75 ,-0.83 ,-2.33%) slumped 2.3% after saying it is halting the development of its
experimental Alzhemiers drug semagacestat due to side effects. Also, the Food and Drug
Administration raised safety concerns about its blockbuster antidepressant drug Cymbalta.
TJX Cos. (TJX: 41.80 ,+0.49 ,+1.19%) posted an in-line non-GAAP second-quarter profit of 73
cents a share and a 6.8% rise in revenue to $5.07 billion. The parent of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls
also upped its full-year non-GAAP EPS guidance.
Global Markets
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 climbed 1.41% to 5350.55, France's CAC 40 rose 1.82% to 3663.13 and
Germany's DAX jumped 1.57% to 6206.40.
In Asia, Tokyo's Nikkei 225 sank 0.38% to 9161.68, Hong Kong's Hang Seng rose 0.12% to
21137.40 and China's Shanghai Composite gained 0.38% to 2671.89.
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Another software major, TCS, jumped 2.13 per cent to Rs 868.80 after touching a high of Rs 873.85. Over 1.45
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500) and Chevron (CVX, Fortune 500) also rose as oil prices spiked 3%.
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New York Stock Exchange. All 30 Dow components closed higher, with Bank
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The focus could shift to jobs Thursday morning when the government's weekly
report on initial claims for jobless benefits comes out. Investors will also take in
the latest readings on factory orders and pending home sales shortly after the
market opens.
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the worst August for industrywide auto sales in 27 years.
The drop in auto sales is partly a result of tough comparisons to the Cash for
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annual music-themed special event. CEO Steve Jobs is expected to unveil its
newest iPods and advances in the iTunes music store.
Shares of BP (BP) climbed 3.7% as the oil giant said it has agreed to sell its
interests in ethylene and polyethylene production in Malaysia to governmentowned Petronas for $363 million in cash.
World markets: European shares closed sharply higher. The FTSE 100 in
Britain jumped 2.7%, the CAC 40 in France added 3.8% and the DAX in
Germany gained 2.7%.
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In Asia, Japan's benchmark Nikkei index gained nearly 1.2%, rebounding
after hitting a 16-month low on Tuesday, and the Hang Seng in Hong Kong
rose 0.4%. The Shanghai Composite fell 0.6%, despite a report that showed
China's manufacturing sector bounced back in August after several months of
slowing.
Currencies and commodities: The dollar fell against the euro and the British
pound, but rose versus the Japanese yen.
Currency trading volume around the world has hit $4 trillion a day, a 20% jump
compared to 2007, said the Bank of International Settlement.
Oil futures for October delivery rose $2.08 to $74.03 a barrel. Gold for
December delivery fell $2.20 to $1,248.10 an ounce.
Bonds: The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.58% from 2.48%
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record pace in the third quarter.
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The S&P 500 barreled through
key resistance levels and
soared to its highest level in
four months on Monday as the
bulls continue to dominate what
has been one of Wall Streets
best Septembers on record.
Todays Markets
Average rose 145.77 points, or
1.37%, to 10753.62, the
Standard & Poor's 500 gained 17.12 points, or 1.52%, to 1142.71 and the Nasdaq Composite
advanced 40.22 points, or 1.74%, to 2355.83. The consumer-friendly FOX 50 added 12.09 points,
or 1.49%, to 822.58.
Reuters
While driven by energy and consumer discretionary stocks, the latest burst of buying on Wall Street
didnt appear to be triggered by any new groundbreaking developments. Instead, the bulls cheered
on the S&P 500 breaking out above the closely-watched 1131 level, stronger-than-expected
earnings from home builder Lennar (LEN: 15.16 ,+1.18 ,+8.44%) and Discover Financial (DFS:
16.16 ,+0.60 ,+3.86%) and a new report declaring the recession officially ended in June 2009.
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Monday's rally, especially because it comes in the wake of a
surprisingly strong month of September on Wall Street. Up 8.9%
this month, the broad S&P 500 is on track for its best September
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Nearly every single stock that makes up the benchmark index closed in positive territory, led by
financial giants JPMorgan Chase (JPM: 41.09 ,+1.02 ,+2.55%), Bank of America (BAC: 13.72
,+0.32 ,+2.39%) and American Express (AXP: 43.09 ,+1.71 ,+4.13%). The index's worst
performers were Intel (INTC: 18.94 ,+0.09 ,+0.48%) and Cisco Sytems (CSCO: 21.75 ,-0.15 ,0.68%).

worldwide.
The buying on Wall Street gained momentum Monday morning as the S&P 500 climbed solidly
above the 1131 level, which had been a key area of resistance for months and was closely
watched by technicians.
It looks now like were going to be on a race for 1150, which is the next bout of resistance, said
Paul Nolte, managing director at Dearborn Partners.
However, some market watchers were preaching caution, saying the markets are due for at least a
short-term pullback from their recent surge.
"We have a trend that has definitely been very, very positive and broad-based. The trend is higher,
said Peter Kenny, managing director at Knight Capital Group.If youre not selling into this rally,
youve leaving yourself exposed to a sudden downdraft. Any rally that has lasted three weeks over
the past year has been subject to very sudden shifts.
Wall Street's economic concerns may have been eased a bit by the National Bureau of Economic
Research, which Monday morning declared the official end of the Great Recession. NBER said the
18-month recession ended in June 2009, marking the longest postwar downturn in U.S. history.

to 35.

Two of the strongest-performing sectors Monday were consumer discretionary and energy stocks,
each of which benefited from the more upbeat mood on the economy. Leading the way higher in
the consumer discretionary sector was Office Depot (OD), which surged 10% in the wake of a
positive analyst note from Janney Montgomery Scott.
Energy stocks like Hess (HES: 56.63 ,+1.67 ,+3.04%) rallied as crude oil jumped $1.20 a barrel,
or 1.63%, to $74.86. Gold gained $3.40 a troy ounce, or 0.27%, to $1,279.00 -- another new
record settle.
On the earnings front, Lennar saw its stock soar 8% after saying it swung to a stronger-thanexpected fiscal third-quarter profit of 16 cents a share amid a 10% rise in deliveries. Discover
Financial rallied after beating the Street with EPS of 37 cents. Analysts had been projecting EPS
of just 38 cents.
Wall Street has also begun to set its sights on the Federal Reserve, which is set to begin a twoday policy meeting on Tuesday. The central bank isnt likely to raise interest rates amid the sluggish
economy, but it could update its economic forecast and announce new measures aimed at aiding
the recovery.
Mondays lone economic report produced little reaction in the markets. The National Association of
Realtors said its home-builder sentiment index unexpectedly stayed in September at an 18-month
low of 13.
Corporate Movers
BP (BP: 38.66 ,+0.63 ,+1.66%) announced it permanently killed the oil well in the Gulf of Mexico
that caused the worst spill in U.S. history. The U.K. oil major said its costs related to the spill
should start to decline
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report of prices increasing by $40 a ton in August.

Verizon Communications (VZ: 32.09 ,+0.41 ,+1.29%) appointed James McAdam as the telecom
giants new president and chief operating officer, paving the way for him to succeed CEO Ivan
Seidenberg, who turns 64 later this year and is expected to step down in 2011. McAdam, currently
the president and CEO of Verizon Wireless, will take his new position on October 1.
Global Markets
European markets snapped a three-day slump as the U.K.'s FTSE 100 climbed 1.71% to 5602.54,
France's CAC 40 rallied 1.77% to 3788.01 and Germany's DAX rose 1.37% to 6294.58.
In Asia, Tokyo's Nikkei 225 jumped 1.23% to 9626.09, Hong Kong's Hang Seng inched up 0.03%
to 21977.30 and China's Shanghai Composite lost 0.38% to 2588.71.
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MUMBAI: Sensex may surpass the
much-awaited 21,000-mark before the
festival of Diwali, driven by the strong FII
interest, analysts said.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 197.84 points, or 1.86%, to 10860.26, the Standard &
Poor's 500 gained 23.84 points, or 2.12%, to 1148.67 and the Nasdaq Composite picked up 54.14
Fridays buying binge landed Wall Street in the green for the fourth consecutive week and at its
highest level since May 12. The triple-digit rally was inspired by the latest economic report
supporting the bulls' case that fears of a double-dip recession were overblown this summer.
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The news wasn't all positive, however, as the government said new home sales remained at
depressed levels in August. Still, the rally allowed Wall Street to quickly recoup Thursdays selloff,
its worst day in two weeks, and put the Dow up 8.44% this month -- on pace for its strongest
September since 1939.
The Dow, which is in the midst of its longest winning streak since the eight-week run ended in late
April, saw all 30 of its members close higher, led by Caterpillar (CAT: 79.78 ,0.00 ,0.00%), Alcoa
(AA: 12.15 ,0.00 ,0.00%) and Bank of America (BAC: 13.60 ,0.00 ,0.00%). The index's biggest
laggards were defensive plays AT&T (T: 28.58 ,0.00 ,0.00%) and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ:
62.17 ,0.00 ,0.00%).
The Nasdaq Composite has soared 12.64% so far this month, putting it on pace for its best
September since 1998. The index was led higher on Friday by tech stocks like Amazon.com
(AMZN: 160.79 ,0.00 ,0.00%) and Nvidia (NVDA: 12.27 ,0.00 ,0.00%).
There is still a great deal of skepticism on Wall Street about this month's surge, especially given
continued economic headaches in the form of stubbornly high unemployment and the weak housing
market.
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director of sales and trading at LEK Securities.
The bulls bid stocks sharply higher on Friday after the Commerce Department said U.S. durable
goods orders soared by 2% in August, doubling forecasts from economists and demonstrating solid
demand. It was also the largest increase since March 2010. The headline figure was less
impressive, slumping by 1.3%, compared with forecasts for a drop of 1%, but the report was
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Some market watchers chalked up part of this months bullishness to further signs that Republicans,
who are seen as pro-business, are set to make serious gains in the midterm elections. If the GOP is
able to take the House of Representatives or even the Senate, Wall Street is betting political gridlock
will ensure, removing a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the markets. For further evidence of the
changing political winds, traders pointed to Democrats on Thursday deciding to punt a decision on
extending the Bush tax cuts until after the election.
This month's rally "is clearly an excellent showing. I dont think its primarily due to the economic
data, NYSE trader Doreen Mogavero told FOX Business. This is more of a political statement. We
see policy is starting to shift a little more to the center and be much more business-friendly.
Wall Street managed to shrug off a separate Commerce Department report revealing new home
sales were unchanged in August at a rate of 288,000 units -- matching the second-lowest reading
on record. However, the government upwardly revised July's sales rate from 276,000 units to
288,000 units.
A rally among home builders gained momentum in the wake of the data, with stocks like Pulte
Group (PHM: 8.41 ,0.00 ,0.00%) and Lennar (LEN: 15.23 ,0.00 ,0.00%) jumping about 3% a
piece. The group was also lifted by KB Home (KBH: 12.07 ,0.00 ,0.00%), which slashed its fiscal
second-quarter loss to 2 cents a share, solidly beating the Streets view for a loss of 15 cents a
share.
Commodity-related stocks were driven higher by the upbeat mood on Wall Street and the euro,
which soared 1.33% to $1.3488. Economically-sensitive copper rallied 0.79% a pound to $3.614.
Crude oil rose $1.31 a barrel, or 1.74%, to $76.49. Gold continued to break records, settling at an
all-time high for the seventh day of the last nine. Gold gained $1.70 a troy ounce, or 0.13%, to
$1,296.00.
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HSBC (HBC: 52.60 ,0.00 ,0.00%) named Stuart Gulliver CEO after a power struggle at Europe's
largest bank forced the ouster of Michael Geoghegan. Douglas Flint, the bank's finance director, will
take over as chairman. The conflict blew up as the bank searched for a replacement for its
chairman, Stephen Green.
Citigroup (C: 3.90 ,0.00 ,0.00%) announced plans to boost CEO Vikram Pandit's salary from the
$1 he has earned the past two years. Citi, which is still partially owned by the U.S., said it plans to
award top execs incentive pay for the first nine months of 2010.
Nike's (NKE: 79.51 ,0.00 ,0.00%) stock rallied 2% to 52-week highs a day after the company beat
the Street with EPS of $1.14. Analysts had projected a profit of just $1.01 a share. Sales jumped
8% to $5.18 billion, missing forecasts for a rise to $5.22 billion.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD: 6.84 ,0.00 ,0.00%) saw its shares soar almost 7% even after the
chip maker warned of a sequential drop in revenue due to weaker notebook demand. AMD said it
sees third quarter revenue falling 1% to 4% from the prior quarter.
Global Markets
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 rose 0.93% to 5598.48, France's CAC 40 soared 1.94% to 3782.48 and
Germany's DAX jumped 1.84% to 6298.30.
In Asia, Tokyo's Nikkei 225 sank 0.99% to 9471.67, Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 0.33% to
22119.40 and China's Shanghai Composite added 0.11% to 2591.55.
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"There was a lot of talk this summer about a double-dip recession, and while
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much more healthy environment now," said Kenny Landgraf, principal at
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Economy: The number of Americans filing for unemployment insurance
edged down to 453,000 in the week ended Sept. 25, according to the Labor
Department. The figure was slightly better than the 457,000 jobless claims
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Asian markets shares ended mixed. The strong yen continues to plague
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Companies: AIG (AIG, Fortune 500) took a major step toward paying back its
government bailout Thursday, after announcing an agreement to pay down its
debt to U.S. taxpayers. Part of this includes the insurer's plan to sell its Japanbased units for $4.8 billion. Shares of AIG gained more than 4%.
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on China for undervaluing its currency, the yuan, in order to keep export
prices cheap.
Gold futures for December delivery slipped 70 cents to settle at $1,309.60 an

ounce, after hitting another intra-day trading record of $1,316.20 an ounce
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Poor's 500 gained 11.48 points, or 0.90%, to 1285.96 and the Nasdaq Composite jumped 20.50,
or 0.75%, to 2737.33. The FOX 50 added 7.95 points, or 0.87%, to 919.86.
Global markets kicked off the bullishness early in the day as traders breathed a sigh of relief after
Portugal successfully auctioned off nearly $2 billion of bonds and the buying gathered momentum in
the wake of a favorable analyst note upgrading the U.S. banking sector. Thanks to the rally, the
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Underscoring the enthusiasm for bank stocks, the Dow was led
higher by financial giants JPMorgan Chase (JPM: 44.72, 0.00,
0.00%) and Bank of America (BAC: 15.04, N/A, N/A%). The
weakest blue-chip stocks were Alcoa (AA: 16.25, N/A, N/A%)
and Walt Disney (DIS: 39.18, 0.00, 0.00%).
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markets, saw more modest gains. The index was kept afloat by
rallies from tech stocks like Nvidia (NVDA: 23.34, 0.00, 0.00%)
and Symantec (SYMC: 17.62, 0.00, 0.00%).
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Wednesday's optimism was fueled initially by debt-ridden Portugal, which despite being at the
epicenter of the debt crisis, managed to sell the maximum allotted $1.62 billion of debt in a highlyanticipated bond auction. The successful sale comes amid continued reports of pressure from
fellow European Union members on Portuguese officials to accept what analysts see as an
inevitable bailout.
Buoyed by the debt sale, the cost to insure the debt of European financial companies eased and
the euro recaptured the $1.31 level, surging 1.25% to $1.3129. European banks such as Barclays
(BCS: 19.08, 0.00, 0.00%) and HSBC (HBC: 56.27, 0.00, 0.00%) also rallied around the easing
tensions there. The attention will now shift to key auctions of Spanish and Italian debt later this
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In the U.S., the Treasury Department had no problem on Wednesday auctioning off $21 billion of
10-year notes at a solid bid-to-cover ratio.
The rally also received a jolt from the financial sector, which leaped 1.7% thanks to an upgrade of
the U.S. banking sector to overweight by Wells Fargo. The brokerage cited tumbling credit costs
and positive loan growth and projected the industrys earnings will soar 59% and dividend payout
ratios will double to 25% to 30%.
Wells Fargo tapped BofA, PNC (PNC: 62.22, 0.00, 0.00%), Comerica (CMA: 42.00, 0.00,
0.00%), Goldman Sachs (GS: 171.90, 0.00, 0.00%) and JPMorgan as its top ideas for 2011.
In the commodities complex, crude oil built on its best day since December 1. Crude gained 75
cents a barrel, or 0.82%, to $91.86 -- its highest settle since October 2008. Gold advanced $1.70
a troy ounce, or 0.12%, to $1,385.70.
On the economic front, U.S. markets barely moved after the government said import prices rose
1.1% in December, easing back from November's 1.5% jump but still marking the largest threemonth gain in more than a year. Export prices ticked up 0.7%.
Wall Street also had little reaction to the Federal Reserve's Beige Book, which showed that while
housing still remained depressed at the end of the year, labor markets appeared to be "firming."
The anecdotal economic snapshot from the central bank's regional branches indicated "economic
activity continued to expand moderately."
Corporate Movers
American International Group (AIG: 58.40, N/A, N/A%) inked a $2.16 billion all-cash deal to sell
its Taiwan Nan Shan Life business to a group led by conglomerate Ruentex, potentially ending a
15-month process to unload the unit. The bailed-out insurance giant plans to use the proceeds to
pay down its debt to U.S. taxpayers. A $2.15 billion bid last year to sell the business was blocked
by a regulator.
ITT (ITT: 61.50, 0.00, 0.00%) soared 16% to two-year highs after unveiling plans to break itself
into three publicly traded companies that focus on water, defense and engineering. Under the plan,
ITT shareholders would own shares in all three corporations. ITT said it expects to finalize and
execute the split before the end of the year.
Zale (ZLC: 5.76, N/A, N/A%) surged 43% to 15-month highs after revealing an 8.5% leap in holiday
season sales, bouncing back from a 12% dive a year ago. Holiday sales account for nearly a third
of Zales annual sales.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD: 8.38, N/A, N/A%) board of directors fretted about Dirk Meyers
strategy for getting AMDs chips into new gadgets like tablets before kicking the CEO out of the CSuite this week, The Wall Street Journal reported. The board replaced the well-respected Meyer
with Thomas Seifert, its chief financial officer, until it can find a permanent replacement. The move
helped fuel a 9% plunge in AMDs stock on Tuesday.
Global Markets
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 gained 0.61% to 6050.72, Germany's DAX rallied 1.83% to 7068.78 and
France's CAC 40 jumped 2.15% to 3945.07.
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In Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 inched up 0.02% to 10512.80, Hong Kong's Hang Seng advanced
1.54% to 24125.60 and China's Shanghai Composite advanced 0.62% to 2821.30.
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Building on its first seven-week surge in nearly four years, Wall Street climbed steadily higher to
fresh two-year highs on Tuesday in the face of Steve Jobss mysterious leave of absence at Apple
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points, or 0.38%, to 2765.85. The FOX 50 lost 1.94 points, or 0.21%, to 922.83.
Instead of worrying about Apple (AAPL: 346.91, -1.29, -0.37%) and Citigroups (C: 4.83, -0.29, 5.66%) results, Wall Street focused on upcoming results from Google (GOOG: 642.79, +20.04,
+3.22%), enthusiasm for Boeing's (BA: 72.49, +2.44, +3.48%) new 787 Dreamliner schedule and
a surge for the closely-watched euro.
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The trend continues to be really constructive, with earnings driving, said Peter Kenny, managing
director at Knight Capital Group. The market has definitely shaken off Jobs. Weve been
inoculated to that story.
The Dow landed at a level unseen since June 2008 -- nearly three months before the implosion of
Lehman Brothers that cratered the economy. Most of the benchmark index's 30 components
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(BAC: 15.02, -0.23, -1.51%), which is set to report results on
Friday.
The Nasdaq Composite posted more tepid gains, but still climbed out of a big early hole amid
strength from tech stocks like Research in Motion (RIMM: 65.27, +0.50, +0.77%) and Google.
The index also reached its highest close since November 2007.
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Tech traders breathed a sigh of relief as Apple slashed its early 6.5% dive despite question marks
about the health of Jobs, its co-founder. Few companies' fortunes are thought to be as closely
aligned to their CEO as Apple's with Jobs, who is its chief visionary.
While Jobs said he is staying on as CEO, Tim Cook, Apple's respected chief operating officer, will
take control of day-to-day operations. Apple could give new clues about the reason for Jobs's
medical leave and when he is expected back when it releases its quarterly results after Tuesday's
close.
Wall Street also shook off a 5% dive for Citigroup, which disappointed shareholders with a fourthquarter profit of 4 cents a share, trailing consensus calls for 8 cents. The No. 3 U.S. bank's
revenue more than doubled to $18.37 billion, but badly missed the Street's view for $20.4 billion.
On the other hand, Boeing provided a boost to the markets, jumping 3% after saying it sees its
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Likewise, U.S. markets cheered the soaring euro, which climbed above its 100-day moving average
and leaped 0.68% to $1.3381. Wall Street tends to benefit from a weaker U.S. dollar because it
makes exports cheaper.
In the commodities complex, crude oil fell 16 cents a barrel, or 0.17%, to $91.38. Gold gained
$7.70 a troy ounce, or 0.57%, to $1,368.10.
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Wall Street had little reaction to the New York Federal Reserves Empire State Manufacturing
index, which soared in January to 11.92, nearly meeting forecasts for 12. The index stood at just
11.92 in December. Also, the National Association of Home Builders said its January home builder
sentiment index remained at its very low level of 16 for the third straight month.
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Comcast (CMCA) won approval from both the Federal Communications Commission and the
Justice Department to acquire control of General Electric's (NYSE:GE) NBC Universal. However,
the DOJ said Comcast must relinquish management of Hulu, the online video distributor, and the
FCC included a number of restrictions as well.
Delta Air Lines (DAL: 11.71, -1.02, -8.01%) descended 8% after revealing weaker-than-expected
non-GAAP EPS of 19 cents. Analysts had been calling for EPS of 24 cents. The No. 2 U.S. airliner
said its operating revenue advanced 14% to $7.79 billion, beating the Streets view, but operating
expenses rose 9% to $644 million, led by a 39% increase in maintenance.
Smith & Nephew (SNN: 56.83, +1.96, +3.57%) rallied nearly 4% to 52-week highs after the U.K.s
Sunday Times reported Johnson & Johnson (JNJ: 62.12, -0.38, -0.62%) is considering a new
buyout bid worth at least 800 pence a share for Europes No. 1 replacement joint company. The bid
would value Smith & Nephew at $11.3 billion and come after a tentative approach was rebuffed last
year.
Yum! Brands (YUM: 49.20, +1.38, +2.89%) revealed it plans to auction off its Long John Silver's
and A&W All-American Food Restaurant brands because it doesn't believe they fit into its long-term
growth strategy. The parent of Pizza Hut and Taco Bell said it doesn't see a material impact from
the eventual sale.
TD Ameritrade (AMTD: 21.16, +0.51, +2.47%) grew its fiscal first-quarter profits by 6.5% to 25
cents a share, matching Wall Streets expectations. Revenue rose 5% to $656.2 million, topping
forecasts. Total client assets jumped 21% to a new record of $386 billion.
Charles Schwab (SCHW: 18.87, +0.06, +0.32%) posted an in-line 33% rise in non-GAAP earnings
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exceeding expectations.
Walt Disneys (DIS: 39.40, +0.13, +0.33%) ABC network is losing veteran broadcaster Regis
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he will step down around the end of the summer.
Global Markets
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 rose 1.18% to 6056.43, Germany's DAX jumped 0.92% to 7143.45 and
France's CAC 40 rallied 0.94% to 4012.68.
In Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 inched up 0.15% to 10519, Hong Kong's Hang Seng slipped 0.01% to
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Tuesday's rally began as manufacturing reports in

Europe and in the U.S. showed strong growth, and
continued as UPS (UPS: 74.59, +2.95, +4.12%),
Pfizer (PFE: 19.23, +0.99, +5.43%) and other major
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The global economy looks like it continues to motor
forward pretty strongly, said Nick Kalivas, vice
president of financial research at MF Global.
Fears about the turmoil in Egypt spilling out of
control also continued to recede, helped by a lack of
new violence there and a pullback in the previously
red-hot price of crude oil.
My sense is the risk trade is back on. Though
Egypt will remain a concern, it appears to be
peaceful, constructive and heading in a direction the
markets really want, said Peter Kenny, managing
director at Knight Capital Group.
After days of brushing up against 12000 and then
retreating, the Dow finally broke through that
psychologically-important level, closing above it for
the first time since June 2008. Almost all 30 Dow
stocks rallied, led by Pfizer, Alcoa (AA: 17.29,
+0.71, +4.28%) and Bank of America (BAC: 14.30,
+0.56, +4.08%). The index's weakest links were
McDonald's (MCD: 73.42, -0.25, -0.34%) and
Procter & Gamble (PG: 63.11, -0.01, -0.02%).
The Nasdaq Composite surged almost 2%, driven
by technology stocks like Baidu.com (BIDU:
118.31, +0.91, +0.78%) and SanDisk (SNDK:
46.45, +1.08, +2.38%).
The S&P 500 landed above the closely-watched
1300 level for the first time since August 2008.
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Were in the process of extending this huge 25%

run from the September low. Weve had a heck of a
five-month run, said Marc Pado, U.S. market
strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald.
Traders shouldn't have been caught off guard by the rally as Wall Street has
often benefited from an asset allocation shift out of bonds and into stocks during
the month's first trading day. The blue chips leaped 93 points in their January
debut and 250 points on December 1. At the same time, a gain in January on
the Dow results in the benchmark index finishing the year higher 82% of the
time.
Manufacturing Indicators, Earnings Fuel Rally
Wall Street received a flood of global manufacturing reports that signal growth
gained steam in January, but so did signs of inflation.
In the U.S., the Institute for Supply Management said its manufacturing index
soared to 60.8 in January -- the highest level since May 2004. Economists had
called for a reading of just 58. However, the prices paid index leaped to 81.5,
up from 72.5 in December, compared with estimates for just 73.5.
The euro zone's manufacturing index climbed in January to its highest level
since 1997, but consumer prices jumped 2.4%. British inflation soared 3.7%,
doubling the Bank of England's targets.
U.S. markets continue to scale back their fears about the situation in Egypt,
which has been paralyzed by eight days of protests demanding longtime
President Hosni Mubarak resign. Just as U.S. markets closed, Mubarak
addressed the world, saying he will not run for president again and will spend
his remaining months focusing on a smooth transition of power.
The situation remains volatile, but has calmed considerably from last week. So
far the unrest hasn't spilled over into critical oil-producing nations, namely
Saudi Arabia. Concerns the Suez Canal would shut down, causing oil to spike
above $100 a barrel, have not been realized either. In the clearest sign of the
receding fear, crude oil gave back a chunk of the gains from its two-day surge,
sinking $1.42 a barrel, or 1.54%, to $90.77.
Meanwhile, Wall Street cheered stronger-than-expected results from a number
of key companies, headlined by economic bellwether UPS. The shipping giant
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revealed a 48% jump in fourth-quarter profits, topped estimates with non-GAAP

EPS of $1.11 a share and predicted 2011 EPS will grow by 16% to 22% to a
record.
Pfizer was the best performer on the Dow, leaping 5.5% after beating the
Street by a penny and posting revenue of $17.6 billion that solidly surpassed
consensus calls. Pfizer also announced plans to buy back another $5 billion of
its stock, but cut its 2012 sales view.
Basic materials stocks, one of the most economically-sensitive sectors, were
the biggest winners, jumping more than 2.6%. Individual stocks such as U.S.
Steel (X: 59.75, +2.10, +3.64%) and Freeport McMoRan (FCX: 114.20, +5.52,
+5.08%) saw even heavier buying.
Wall Street also benefited from a weaker dollar, which helped drive up the price
of commodities like copper and multinationals. Helped by the increased risk
appetite, the euro soared 1.06% to $1.3832 -- its highest level since November
11. Gold rose $5.80 a troy ounce, or 0.43%, to $1,339.60.
Airline stocks like Delta Air Lines (DAL: 11.78, +0.10, +0.86%) and JetBlue
(JBLU: 5.82, -0.18, -3.00%) were mixed as the travel industry braces for the
aftermath of the massive snowstorm hitting the Midwest and other parts of the
U.S. According to reports, more than 4,400 flights across the U.S. have been
grounded due to the storm.
Elsewhere in the transportation world, major auto makers released mostly
upbeat monthly sales figures. General Motors (GM: 36.40, -0.03, -0.08%) said
U.S. sales of its four brands jumped 23% in January, while Ford (F: 15.90,
-0.06, -0.38%) posted a 9.2% increase in sales from the year before.
The Commerce Department said U.S. construction spending fell 2.5% in
December to $787.9 billion -- the lowest level since July 2000. Economists had
called for a slight increase.
Corporate Movers
Archer Daniels Midland (AMD: 8.22, +0.39, +4.98%) was among the biggest
earnings winners, rallying 5% after revealing a non-GAAP profit of $1.06 that
blew away Wall Street's expectations for 78 cents.
BP (BP: 47.99, +0.54, +1.14%) posted a 30% jump in fourth-quarter profits and
unveiled plans to resume dividend payouts and sell off a pair of its U.S.
refineries. However, BP's adjusted profit of $4.36 billion trailed estimates.
Orexigen Therapeutics (OREX: 2.56, -6.52, -71.81%) plunged more than 70%
after the Food and Drug Administration rejected its weight-loss drug due to
heart risks. The drug, Contrave, could have been the first new diet pill in a
decade.
Lexmark (LXK: 39.44, +4.59, +13.17%) surged 13% as its fourth-quarter
adjusted-profit of $1.29 widely topped estimates for $1.12. The printer company
posted a 3% rise in sales to $1.1 billion. Lexmark also projected first-quarter
profits that would beat consensus calls.
Novellus (NVLS: 38.13, +1.46, +3.98%) soared 5% to 52-week highs a day
after the chip-gear maker beat the Street with a non-GAAP profit of $1.03 and
forecasted stronger-than-expected first-quarter sales of up to $425 million.
Analysts had been calling for sales of just $381.9 million.
Biogen (BIIB: 65.41, -0.07, -0.11%) posted a fourth-quarter profit of 99 cents a
share and an adjusted-profit of $1.42 a share. The biotech company said it sees
2011 non-GAAP EPS above $5.70.
Tupperware Brands (TUP: 52.55, +6.79, +14.84%) said it earned $1.38 a
share on a non-GAAP basis last quarter, exceeding forecasts for $1.28 and
sparking a 15% surge in its stock. The companys sales rose 5% to $655
million, topping the Streets view of $642.8 million. Tupperware also said it sees
stronger-than-expected EPS for the current quarter.
McGraw-Hill (MHP: 36.91, -2.07, -5.31%) slid 5% after it disclosed an 8% slide
in fourth-quarter profits. The company posted non-GAAP EPS of 55 cents that
topped estimates by 2 pennies. Revenue rose 4% to $1.52 billion, meeting
estimates.
Global Markets
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 jumped 1.62% to 5957.82, Germany's DAX climbed
1.51% to 7184.27 and France's CAC 40 advanced 1.68% to 4072.62.
In Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 gained 0.36% to 10274.50, Hong Kong's Hang
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poised for more gains after strong earnings and signs
of a surge in U.S. manufacturing.
Data showing improved factory activity and strong
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institutional investors.
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The Dow closed above the psychologically important

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Scott Marcouiller, chief technical market strategist at Wells Fargo Advisors in St. Louis, said the biggest
pullback in six months on Friday had lured investors. "There was an opportunity for that money that had missed
out to jump in," he said.
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Without any major economic or earnings reports to use for
guidance, much of the focus was on a trio of acquisitions
announced on Monday: Danaher (DHR: 49.01, +1.05,
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Coulter (BEC: 82.63, +7.45, +9.91%) for about $6.8 billion, oil
driller Ensco (ESV: 52.12, -2.28, -4.19%) bought rival Pride
International for $7.3 billion and AOL (AOL: 21.19, -0.75, 3.42%) will swallow The Huffington Post for $315 million.
Wall Street typically cheers strategic acquisitions such as the ones unveiled already this week
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economy to shell out the big bucks.
Monday's rally underscores Wall Street's ability to continue to shrug off the turmoil in Egypt. Fears
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the Middle East, backed away from its crisis highs for the fourth day of the last five. Crude settled
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a rise of just $2.3 billion. The report is a sign consumers have been confident enough to increase
their credit-card debt.
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AOL (AOL: 21.19, -0.75, -3.42%) unveiled plans to acquire online news site The Huffington Post
for $315 million. As part of the deal, Arianna Huffington will become editor-in-chief of a new AOL
division housing its content and The Huffington Post. AOL said it will use $300 million of cash on its
balance sheet to pay for the deal.
Danaher (DHR: 49.01, +1.05, +2.19%) acquired medical diagnostics company Beckman Coulter
(BEC: 82.63, +7.45, +9.91%) for about $6.8 billion, marking a 45% premium before rumors of a
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supplies.
Ensco (ESV: 52.12, -2.28, -4.19%) bid $7.3 billion for rival Pride International (PDE: 39.80,
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Nasdaq OMX Groups (NDAQ: 26.78, +0.41, +1.55%) Nasdaq Stock Market acknowledged a
confidential document-sharing service was been hacked into, perhaps in an effort to find nonpublic
inside information that could be illegally traded on. Nasdaq said it has notified its customers and is
consulting with authorities.
Hasbro (HAS: 45.64, +0.82, +1.83%) beat the Street with a non-GAAP profit of $1.02, compared
with forecasts for 92 cents. However, the toy maker's sales fell 7% to $1.28 billion, trailing
consensus calls for $1.3 billion.
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Wall Street proved its resilience once again on Tuesday as the markets largely shrugged off
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still coasting higher. Short term, its a little disconcerting.
Much of the credit for Tuesday's rally can go to the consumer discretionary sector, which jumped
more than 1% in the wake of McDonald's saying its same-store sales soared 5.3% last month.
Analysts had called for a rise of just 3.7%. The upbeat report is the latest sign consumers continue
to increase their spending and helped boost other consumer stocks like Macy's (M: 24.27, +0.76,
+3.23%) and Saks (SKS: 11.81, +0.36, +3.14%).
Wall Street proved to be unfazed by the latest efforts by China to cool off its red-hot economy.
China's central bank announced plans Tuesday to boost its interest rate by 0.25 percentage point.
Wall Street pays close attention to the monetary policy moves by China because of its outsized
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In the wake of the China move, crude oil fell 54 cents a barrel, or 0.62%, to $86.94. Gold jumped
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Some big tech stocks such as Hewlett-Packard (HPQ: 48.14, -0.01, -0.02%) and Intel (INTC:
21.65, -0.04, -0.18%) were under pressure from a Goldman Sachs note lowering its 2011 PC unit
growth forecast to 6.4% from 8% due in part to strength from tablet devices.
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ArcelorMittal (MT: 38.31, +1.58, +4.30%) jumped 4% after predicting demand will improve in
2011, returning to full-year profits and posting a 19% jump in quarterly sales to $20.7 billion.
Toyota (TM: 88.64, +3.47, +4.07%) hiked its full-year profit view to a stronger-than-expected
$5.96 billion despite a 39% slide in quarterly profits.
NYSE Euronext (NYX: 33.40, -0.29, -0.86%) posted a 20% slide in fourth-quarter profits, but
surpassed estimates with non-GAAP EPS of 46 cents a share. The parent of the New York Stock
Exchange said revenue fell 4% to $613 million, essentially matching the Streets view.
Kindred Healthcare (KND: 25.01, +5.53, +28.39%) inked a $900 million cash-and-stock deal to
acquire rival RehabCare Group (RHB: 37.02, +11.57, +45.46%). The deal translates to $35-ashare, putting a 37% premium on RehabCare. Both companies also posted fourth-quarter earnings
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Sara Lee (SLE: 17.16, +0.24, +1.42%) said it earned 25 cents a share on a non-GAAP basis,
trailing the Streets view by a penny. The maker of Hillshire Farm lunch meats and BallPark hot
dogs backed its full-year guidance, but said its sales declined 0.4% to $2.35 billion, significantly
lower than the $2.52 billion analysts had called for.
Warner Music Group (WMG: 5.60, -0.64, -10.26%) tumbled 10% in the wake of disclosing a
deeper quarterly loss of 12 cents a share. Sales at the No. 3 music company slid by a deeperthan-expected 14% to $789 million.
Avon Products (AVP: 28.49, -0.86, -2.93%) slid 3% after saying its fourth-quarter profits fell 15%
and posting a non-GAAP profit of 59 cents a share. Analysts had called for EPS of 67 cents. Avon,
which is the largest direct seller of cosmetics in the world, missed estimates with sales of $3.18
billion.
Global Markets
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 rallied 0.67% to 6091.33, Germany's DAX gained 0.54% to 7323.24 and
France's CAC 40 closed up 0.43% to 4108.27.
In Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 advanced 0.41% to 10636, Hong Kong's Hang Seng slumped 0.29%
to 23484.30 and China's Shanghai Composite remained closed.
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Wall Street capped off its third consecutive weekly rally in bullish fashion on Friday as the blue
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Wall Street managed to chug higher after shaking off early concerns about China's latest efforts to
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With the latest burst of buying, the blue chips clinched their 20th
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since 1989. In fact, the three-week leap of 4.8% for the
benchmark index was its best since August. For the year, the
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Its pretty hard to shake the confidence of the bulls right now,
said James. The consensus sentiment is that the market at
worst is heading slightly lower and at best sharply higher.
Wall Street proved to be mostly unfazed by China's decision to

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2011, the latest efforts by the Asian giant to prevent its economy from overheating. Some traders
remain concerned China will be too aggressive in fighting in inflation, disrupting the global recovery.
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After a busy beginning of the week, there weren't any major economic or earnings reports released
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However, traders were watching shares of tech titan Apple, which retreated after The Wall Street
Journal reported U.S. regulators have begun to look at the terms it set this week for media
companies to sell their content on the iPad and other devices. The report marks the latest antitrust
scrutiny facing Steve Jobs-run Apple.
Energy stocks had been the leaders but fell out of favor after crude oil took an afternoon dive.
Crude settled down 16 cents a barrel, or 0.19%, to $86.20. Gold gained $3.50 a troy ounce, or
0.25%, to $1,388.20.
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Campbell Soup (CPB: 33.57, -1.36, -3.89%) slumped 4% to 52-week lows after reporting in-line
quarterly results, but slashing its full-year guidance. Campbell said it now sees EPS declining 1% to
3% in 2011, compared with its earlier view for a rise of 2% to 4%.
Intel (INTC: 22.14, +0.18, +0.82%) unveiled plans to build a $5 billion chip factory in Arizona that
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The U.K.'s FTSE 100 slid 0.07% to 6082.99, Germany's DAX gained 0.29% to 7426.81 and
France's CAC 40 advanced 0.12% to 4157.14.
In Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 closed up 0.06% to 10842.80, Hong Kong's Hang Seng soared 1.26%
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 95.89 points, or 0.79%, to 12,226,
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Traders also closely eyed oil prices that surged 9.1% in the prior week,
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"The market is clearly in a play it by ear mode on what comes next both in
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The U.S. urged its European allies Monday to enforce sanctions on the North
African country as forces backed by leader Muammar al-Qaddafi continued
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surging $4.78, or 5.2%, in February.
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the pump at the end of February. According to the AAA's Daily Fuel Gauge
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compared with $3.10 a month ago.
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February, according to the Chicago Federal Reserve. The Chicago PMI index
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year-over-year domestic growth in 2011 from 2.6% in November to 3.3% in
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Personal income jumped a more-than-expected 1% in January, according to
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Upbeat economic data,

and slipping oil prices,
sparked a broad rally
Thursday, lifting the blue
chips to their biggest
percent gain since
December.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 191 points, or 1.59%, to 12,258, the
S&P 500 gained 22.53 points, or 1.72%, to 1,330 and Nasdaq Composite Index
tracked higher by 50.67 points, or 1.84%, to 2,798. The FOX 50 was up 13.11
points, or 1.41%, to 942.
Every major sector advanced, with industrial stocks ( XLI: 37.28, 0.00, 0.00%)
and financials (XLF: 16.73, 0.00, 0.00%) gaining the most. Indeed 28 out of 30
Dow components advanced Thursday. Equipment-maker Caterpillar (CAT:
104.27, 0.00, 0.00%) and credit card company American Express (AXP:
44.27, 0.00, 0.00%) led the charge higher, while technology-giant HP (HPQ:
43.25, 0.00, 0.00%) and telephone company AT&T (T: 28.16, 0.00, 0.00%)
stumbled.
Initial jobless claims unexpectedly fell 20,000, to 368,000, in the prior week -the lowest level since May 2008, the Labor Department said. Economists were
expecting claims to edge higher to 400,000.
Crude settled lower by 32 cents, or 0.31%, to $101.91 a barrel, after surging
2.6% Wednesday. Prices came back from session lows after opposition forces
in Libya rejected a proposal by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez to
peacefully end the strife that has pushed the oil-rich nation into turmoil.
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Volatility in crude markets -- accelerated by tumult in oil-producing countries

like Libya and Iran -- has been driving equities amid concerns high energy
prices would dampen the pace of global economic recovery.
"The market seems to have entered a more manic phase of its cycle as the
moves are getting a bit more violent in either direction following every tick in
crude prices," wrote Peter Boockvar, managing director at Miller Tabak + Co. in
a research note.
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The jobless claims report comes a day before the release of monthly
unemployment numbers from the Labor Department. The national
unemployment rate stood at 9.0% in January, far higher than the so-called
natural unemployment rate that economists expect in a healthy economy.
Productivity of U.S. workers was up 2.6% for the fourth quarter of 2011, beating
expectations for a gain of 2.3%, according to a revised report by the Labor
Department.
This report "is good news for employment growth, which is likely to accelerate
over the course of the next few quarters," wrote Nariman Behravesh, chief
economist at IHS Global Insight in a research note.
Also on the economic front, the European Central Bank [ECB] said Thursday
that it would keep short-term interest rates at record-low 1%. ECB President,
Jean-Claude Trichet, said it "is possible" the central bank could hike rates at its
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Monetary authorities, such as the U.S. Federal Reserve and the ECB, reduce
interest rates in a bid to spur economic growth.
However, with low interest rates comes the risk of increasing inflationary
pressure. Recent data, including the Fed's beige book released Wednesday,
suggest price inflation remains largely under control domestically.
In metals markets, gold gave back some of its steep gains from earlier in the
week, tumbling $21.20, or 1.48%, to $1,416 a troy ounce, after settling at a
record high Wednesday.
The U.S. dollar edged 0.13% lower against a basket of world currencies, as the
euro gained 0.60% on the greenback.
Sales results among top retailers were largely higher in February, but
fears about the toll high energy costs could take on already
cash-strapped consumers looms for March and April.
Overall, chain-store-sales, excluding Wal Mart, which isn't included in the
report, jumped 4.2% on a year-over-year basis, the International Council of
Shopping Centers said.
Macy's (M: 23.63, 0.00, 0.00%) same-store-sales jumped 5.8%, far exceeding
Wall Street's expectations for an increase of 3.7%.
Target (TGT: 52.10, 0.00, 0.00%) said its same-store-sales edged higher by
1.8%, missing analysts' estimates for a gain of 2.2%.
Corporate Movers
Banco Santander (STD: 11.96, 0.00, 0.00%) is reportedly mulling a joint bid
for CitiFinancial, the consumer-finance unit put on the block by Citigroup (C:
4.68, 0.00, 0.00%), according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.
Chrysler is recalling more than 248,000 vehicles because of potential engine
shutoff issues.
Heinz (HNZ: 49.60, 0.00, 0.00%) has reached a deal to take an 80% stake in
Brazilian food-maker Coniexpress S.A. Industrias Alimenticias.
Valero (VLO: 28.97, 0.00, 0.00%) was one of the top performing issues on the
S&P 500 after the oil refiner boosted its outlook. The company expects to
benefit from the increasing spread between the price of West Texas
Intermediate crude and oil from the Gulf Coast.
Big Lots (BIG: 41.24, 0.00, 0.00%) unveiled fourth quarter earnings of $1.46 a
share, a gain of 4.5%, besting analysts' estimates of $1.38.
Wendy's / Arby's Group's (WEN: 5.11, 0.00, 0.00%) shares surged more than
7%, after the company said it expects sales at its Wendy's fast food chain to
grow, and announced plans to unload its under-performing Arby's restaurants.
Foreign Markets
Foreign markets were mostly higher Thursday.
In Europe, the English FTSE 100 jumped 1.5% to 6,005, the French CAC 40
was up 0.66% to 4,060, and the German DAX climbed 0.62% to 7,225.
Asian markets rallied as well: the Japanese Nikkei 225 increased 0.89% to
10,586 and the Chinese Hang Seng edged higher by 0.32% to 23,122.
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Soaring energy prices

couldn't deter a
data-fueled rally that
abruptly halted a
three-day rout, which
had pushed the Nasdaq
and S&P 500 into
negative territory for
2011.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average was higher by 161 points, or 1.4%, to 11774,
the S&P 500 climbed 16.8 points, or 1.3%, to 1273 and the Nasdaq Composite
was up 19.2 points, or 0.7%, to 2636. The FOX 50 jumped 11.1 points to 899.
The blue chips had their worst day since August on Wednesday, tumbling 2%
amid concerns over the unfolding nuclear situation in Japan. The broad selloff
also pushed the Nasdaq and S&P 500 into negative territory for 2011.
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However, the situation in Japan remains volatile,

and has driven stocks in recent sessions.
The markets can "turn around in a minute," said Joe
Saluzzi, co-manager of trading at Themis Trading,
citing recent headline-driven tumult.
Radiation continued seeping out of at least two stricken nuclear reactors that
were damaged in the massive earthquake that hit the Japan last week.
Emergency workers raced to cool the cores down, but it remained unclear
Thursday whether their attempts would be successful at averting a
catastrophe. U.N and American nuclear officials said the situation remained
serious, but had stabilized somewhat.
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Uncertainty over the conditions in Japan prompted the U.S. government to urge
its citizens to leave the country and avoid unnecessary travel there. Indeed, the
U.S. chartered private airplanes to aid in the evacuation process.
Japan's Nikkei 225 average, which has been extraordinarily volatile in recent
sessions, slid 1.4% amid concerns over how long it would take for the
Japanese economy to recover after the disaster.
The yen soared 1.9% against the U.S. dollar as Japanese investors sold
American assets in a bid to pay for rescue and rebuilding efforts back home. A
higher exchange rate makes it more expensive for companies to import
Japanese goods, which could pose a problem as the Japanese economy
recovers.
Continued clashes in numerous Middle Eastern countries have overshadowed
worries over Japan's demand for oil, pushing prices higher. Security forces in
oil-producing Bahrain participated in what U.S. Secretary of State Hillary
Rodham Clinton described as an "alarming" crackdown on political protests.
"The North Africa and Middle East situation is starting to come to the forefront
again," said Darin Newsom, senior commodities analyst at DTN.
"The money that left [the oil markets] in such a rush over the last week is
starting to come back."
Light, sweet crude jumped $3.44, or 3.5%, to $101.42. A gallon of regular gas
cost $3.55 on average nationwide, up from $3.12 last month and $2.79 last
year, according to the AAA Fuel Gauge Report.
Soaring energy prices pushed consumer inflation up 0.5% in February -- the
most since June 2009, according to the Labor Department. Core inflation,
which excludes volatile food and energy prices, edged higher by 0.2%.
Economists have been paying particularly close attention to price levels since
the Federal Reserve has embarked on a highly expansionary monetary policy
regime in a bid to jump-start the U.S. economy. While the central bank's
low-interest-rate policy, coupled with a trillion-dollar asset purchase program,
can provide a boost to the economy, some economists worry it can lead to high
levels of long-term inflation.
If consumer prices rise, economists worry, peoples' wage expectations could
rise, which leads to wage inflation, a difficult situation to control.
Manufacturing activity in the Mid-Atlantic region saw its biggest gains since
1984 in March. The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said its
manufacturing index jumped to 43.4 from 35.9 in the prior month. Economists
were expecting the index to drop to 28.8.
However, the reading doesn't take into account the disaster that hit Japan, the
world's third largest economy.
The situation "will change in light of the aftermath of the Japanese earthquake
and its inevitable impact on global economic activity but at least we know the
state of American manufacturing in this region was on good footing," wrote
Peter Boockvar, Managing Director at Miller Tabak + Co., in a research note.
In metals, gold increased by $7.10, or 0.51%, $1403 a troy ounce.
Corporate Movers
General Motors (GM: 31.45, -0.35, -1.10%) declared a 59.4 cents per share
dividend on its preferred stock. Separately, the automaker said it would have to
temporarily stop production of its Chevy Colorodo and GMC Canyon lines due
to a lack of parts coming from Japan.
Apple (AAPL: 333.88, +2.41, +0.73%) received a $500 a share price target
from Credit Suisse.
FedEx (FDX: 87.89, +2.60, +3.05%) revealed its fiscal third-quarter earnings
edged 3.3% lower, but said expects fourth-quarter profits to hit between $1.66
to $1.83 a share, besting analysts' calls for $1.65 a share. Shares of the
shipping company moved sharply higher.
Vodafone (VOD: 27.65, +0.86, +3.21%) was upgraded from "reduce" to
"neutral" by Evolution Securities, pushing shares of the mobile
telecommunications company.
Wal-Mart (WMT: 51.36, -0.02, -0.04%), Target (TGT: 50.36, -0.32, -0.63%)
and other retailers are pushing regulators to force Amazon.com (AMZN:
160.96, -3.84, -2.33%) to charge sales tax, according to a report by The Wall
Street Journal. The online retailer presently only has to charge tax in the five
states in which it has a physical presence.
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Hewlett Packard (HPQ: 41.41, +1.26, +3.14%) was rated an "outperform" by

Credit Suisse.
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European shares soared: the English FTSE 100 was up 1.8% to 5,696, the
French CAC 40 traded higher by 2.4% to 3786 and the German DAX jumped
2.2% to 6556.
Chinese stocks followed Japan lower, with the Hang Seng tumbling 1.8% to
22284.
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amid continued instability in North Africa and the
Middle East. U.S. and coalition forces slammed
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Sales of previously-occupied homes plunged 9.6% to an annualized rate of 4.88
million in February from January, far weaker than economists' expectations for
a drop of 4%. The report by the National Association of Realtors also showed
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2002.
"This was a disappointing report, but part of the decline may be attributed to
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Nissan will resume manufacturing at all of its Japanese factories this week.
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The markets rallied for a

second day as bullish
corporate news coupled
with data pointing to
improvement in the labor
market buoyed traders'
confidence.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 84.5 points, or 0.7%, to 12171, the
S&P 500 climbed 12.1 points, or 0.93%, to 1310 and the Nasdaq Composite
gained 38.1 points, or 1.4%, to 2736. The FOX 50 was up 8.2 points to 921.
Companies such as woman's-apparel-retailer Talbots ( TLB: 5.89, +1.09,
+22.71%) and Linux-developer Red Hat (RHT: 47.26, +7.29, +18.24%)
reported better-than-expected results, prompting shares to soar on the day.
Technology heavyweight Best Buy (BBY: 30.13, -1.72, -5.40%) didn't fare as
well, revealing a worse-than-expected outlook for the new fiscal year.
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hit 385250 -- the lowest level since July 2008.
Economists generally consider claims under the
400000 level signaling improvement.
The labor market, which was dealt a strong blow by
the economic downturn, has been recovering
moderately, according to recent data.
The blue chips shrugged off crude hitting its highest
level since September 2008, new home sales
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Apple (AAPL: 344.97, +5.78, +1.70%) and Mattel
(MAT: 25.26, +0.39, +1.57%) led the rally Thursday.
Energy players such as ExxonMobil ( XOM: 82.73,
+0.13, +0.16%) lagged behind.
Widespread tumult in several oil-producing
countries continued shaking energy markets
Thursday. Syrian security forces cracked down on
protests across the country Wednesday and early
Thursday, killing and injuring at least 15 people,
according to media reports.
In Libya, forces loyal to leader Muammar al-Qaddafi continued attacking

civilians, despite a U.N. mandate. A coalition, including the U.S. and France,
continued firing missiles and launching air strikes in a bid to quell the violence,
per the U.N. Security Council resolution.
Barring any damage to key oil ports and facilities, crude production might be
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offline for the next 12 to 18 months, according to reports by industry analysts.

Light, sweet crude dipped 15 cents, or 0.14%, to $105.60. Prices at the pump
averaged $3.55 for regular nationwide, up from $3.17 last month and $2.82 last
year.
The crisis in Japan that was sparked by the devastating earthquake and
tsunami took another turn Thursday. Low levels of radiation was reported in
food and water in Tokyo, igniting runs on water supplies.
While there was still extensive damage to infrastructure, companies like
Toyota (TM: 81.19, -0.95, -1.16%) and Nissan were slowly getting factories
back online.
Also on the economic front, the Commerce Department said durable goods
orders slid 0.9% in February, missing economists' estimates for a gain of 1.1%,
led by losses in machinery.
In the currency market, the euro gained 0.66% on the U.S. dollar after dipping
0.51% in the prior session on concerns about euro zone sovereign debt. The
situation in Portugal was particularly dire, with the chances of the country
needing a bailout continuing to rise.
Gold slipped $3.10, or 0.22%, to $1435.
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Chevron (CHV: 8.14, +0.03, +0.37%) garnered regulatory approval to drill a
complete deepsea exploratory well in the Gulf of Mexico -- the first company to
get the green light since the BP disaster.
Toyota (TM: 81.19, -0.95, -1.16%) is restarting production of three hybrid
models after damage to Japanese infrastructure prompted the automaker to
halt production at all 18 of its factories.
Best Buy (BBY: 30.13, -1.72, -5.40%) said it earned $1.98 a share, excluding
charges, in its fourth quarter, topping Wall Street's call for $1.85.
Talbots (TLB: 5.89, +1.09, +22.71%) posted a fourth-quarter loss of 14 cents a
share, better than the 18 cent loss analysts were expecting. Shares jumped
more than 25% as a result.
Red Hat (RHT: 47.26, +7.29, +18.24%) shares soared after the maker of a
popular Linux distribution, an alternative to Microsoft's (MSFT: 25.81, +0.27,
+1.06%) Windows and Apple's (AAPL: 344.97, +5.78, +1.70%) Mac OS X,
reported its revenue jumped 25% to $244.9 million, from $236 million in the
prior quarter.
Walgreens (WAG: 39.95, +0.12, +0.30%) unveiled plans to acquire
Drugstore.com (DSCM: 3.82, +2.02, +113.13%) for $429 million in an all-cash
deal.
GameStop (GME: 21.73, +0.62, +2.94%) revealed fourth-quarter earnings of
$1.56 a share, narrowly beating expectations of $1.55 a share. The video-game
retailer also said it expects to open 200 stores in 2011 and see its net sales
increasing between 6% and 8% in the following quarter.
Amazon.com (AMZN: 171.10, +5.78, +3.50%) was raised to an "outperform"
by analysts at William Blair, sending shares of the online retailer sharply
higher.
Foreign Markets
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei edged lower by 0.15% to 9435 and the Chinese
Hang Seng was up 0.39% to 22915.
European markets were mostly higher: the English FTSE 100 was up 1.5% to
5881, the French CAC 40 jumped 1.4% to 3969 and the German DAX soared
1.9% to 6934.
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Major market averages advanced considerably this week. The
Dow jumped 3.1%, the S&P 500 gained 2.7% and the Nasdaq
soared 3.8%.
Companies like enterprise-software-giant Oracle (ORCL:
32.64, +0.50, +1.56%), consulting-firm Accenture (ACN: 54.29,
+2.33, +4.48%) and Red Hat (RHT: 46.34, -0.92, -1.95%), the
maker of popular Linux software, reported better-than-expected
earnings this week.
The broad markets shrugged off disappointing results from
Research in Motion (RIMM: 56.89, -7.20, -11.23%) and Best
Buy (BBY: 29.22, -0.91, -3.02%) that sent shares of those
issues tumbling.
The U.S. economy expanded at an annualized rate of 3.1% in
the fourth quarter of 2010, a faster pace than the Commerce
Department initially estimated. Wall Street had been expecting
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that doesn't take into account the effects of soaring energy
prices in the first quarter of 2011.
"While consumer and business spending were both strong in
the last quarter of 2010, they have already shown some signs
of weakness," wrote Nariman Behravesh, chief economist at
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General Motors (GM: 31.47, +0.08, +0.25%) plans on resuming production at its Louisiana
pickup truck facility and upstate New York engine factory after halting operations due to part
shortages from Japan.
Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY: 27.29, +0.86, +3.25%) garnered approval for Yervoy, which was
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Ford (F: 15.01, -0.03, -0.20%) told dealers to halt orders of cars in "tuxedo black" and three
shades of red amid shortages of pigment from Japan.
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Executive Officer said the company could stand to gain $1 billion if it wins a patent claim against
Apple (AAPL: 351.54, +6.57, +1.90%) and Research in Motion (RIMM: 56.89, -7.20, -11.23%).
Apple's (AAPL: 351.54, +6.57, +1.90%) iPad 2 goes on sale in 25 global markets today.
Google (GOOG: 579.74, -7.15, -1.22%) pushed back the release of the source code of its
Android Honeycomb operating system, as it works to optimize the software.
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Global shares drifted between positive and negative territory Friday, but closed modestly in the
green.
The English FTSE 100 rose 0.34% to 5,900, the French CAC 40 climbed 0.09% to 3,972 and the
German DAX was higher by 0.18% to 6,946.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei soared 1% to 9,536 and the Chinese Hang Seng jumped 1.1% to
23,159.
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Indian equity benchmarks completely outperformed its global peers by shooting up
7% in six consecutive days. Asian markets like Nikkei, Straits Times and Kospi gained
2.5-3.5% while rest of the global markets gained 1-1.5%.
On the Dow and S&P 500, Yamada finds the indexes in consolidation mode. "The
uptrend has not broken yet. At present it looks stable," she says. She also says that it
may be the end of the cyclical setback in India. The emerging markets have been
outperforming the developed markets since the beginning of the century. They are in
structural bull markets.
Foreign institutional investors were net buyers to the tune of Rs 3500 crore (including
yesterday's provisional figure) in Indian equities in last five days till March 28.
India is a magnet for investments, says Nandita Parker, Managing Partner, Karma
Capital. "The 7-9% GDP growth in India continues to attract investors. They will be
buying the dips in India, as they have been in the past."
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Parker says India has strong structural tailwinds. "We are going through a very visible
and significant consumption-led boom. This is the vibrancy which is attracting the
investors," she adds.
On the economic data, infrastructure sector grew at 6.8% in the month of February as
against 4.2% growth in the same month of previous year. Infrastructure sector grew
just 5.7% in 11 months till February as against 5.4% on year-on-year basis.
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today. Auto, Metal and IT indices gained around 1-1.5%.
India's largest telecom player Bharti Airtel' shares led the markets from front, with
gaining 3.7%. Among others, ONGC, TCS, NTPC, HDFC, Infosys, Sterlite, DLF, Axis
Bank, Tata Motors and DLF gained 1-2.5%.
Maruti, Sesa Goa, Reliance Communications, Hero Honda, BPCL and Dr Reddy's
Labs surged 3-4%. SBI and L&T went up over 0.5%.
However, BHEL, Reliance Industries, IDFC, Cairn, Grasim, ICICI Bank and Reliance
Capital were losers on Nifty.
In midcap space, Puravankara Projects, Dewan Housing, BASF, Allcargo Global and
Himadri Chemical surged 6-10.5% while Shree Global, Den Networks, Prestige
Estate, KGN Industries and Mahindra Holiday lost 4-10%.
In smallcap space, Jai Balaji Industries shot up 20% on broker reports. Force Motors,
KSB Pumps, TTK Prestige and AP Paper Mills were up 7-9%. However, Accentia
Tech plunged 20%. Chromatic India, BS TransComm, Ushdev Intl and OCL Iron fell
6-9%.
Volume has been increased ahead of expiry on Thursday - total traded turnover was
more than Rs 1.9 lakh crore, including Rs 1.76 lakh crore from F&O segment.
About 1135 shares advanced as against 1842 shares declined on the National Stock
Exchange.
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straight day.
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or 0.58%, to 12,351, the S&P
500 climbed 8.8 points, or
0.67%, to 1,328 and the Nasdaq Composite gained 19.9 points, or 0.72%, to 2,777. The FOX 50
was up 6.7 points to 933.
Stocks have bounced back markedly from the slump triggered by fears over the situation in
Japan, the Middle East and North Africa. Indeed, the Dow has soared 737 points, or 6.4%, since
bottoming on March 16.
Lower-than-usual volume on the New York Stock Exchange
has caused some analysts to question the conviction of the
rally. However, wide participation among large institutions
"counterbalance" some of those concerns, according to Peter
Kenny, managing director at Knight Capital Group.
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The economic picture has been a major focus this week, with a
slew of data being released, capped with Friday's employment
situation report.
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Planned layoffs dropped 18% to 41,528 in March, according to

a report by Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. The government
laid off 19,099 workers -- the most layoffs of any sector.
Private sector employment jumped by 201,000 in March, mostly
inline with economists' expectation of an increase of 203,000,
according to a report by payroll firm ADP.
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"This is a strong report that indicates continued momentum in

the pace of labor market recovery," wrote Nicholas Tenev, an
economist at Barclays Capital, in a research note.
Mergers and acquisitions activity continues picking up speed.
Valeant Pharmaceuticals (VRX: 50.08, +5.69, +12.82%),
Canada's largest drug-maker, made a $5.7 billion hostile bid for
Cephalon (CEPH: 75.44, +16.69, +28.41%), boosting shares of
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morning -- is widely considered to be an important gauge of the
condition of U.S. labor market. The jobs market has shown
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Light, sweet crude ended the session lower by 52 cents, or

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climbing. A gallon of regular gas cost $3.60 on average
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Crude stocks were up 2.95 million barrels in the prior week -far more than the 1.8 million barrel build analysts forecast -according to the Energy Department.
The unrest in Libya and the Middle East has also driven the
energy markets in recent weeks. A coalition of forces including
NATO has continued striking Muammar al-Qaddafi's military,
but Qaddafi has countered. Despite the turmoil there, analysts
are optimistic that Libya, an OPEC member, will be able to get
oil production back online within 12-18 months.
What's Driving Market Rally?

Quantitative easing continues to
benefit equities
The situation in Syria remained tense after security forces fired

at protesters in Latakia, according to The Associated Press,
citing witnesses. Syrian President Bashar Assad, whose family
has been in power for 40 years, has made largely symbolic concessions, and blamed foreign
"conspirators," not internal strife, for igniting the protests.
Currencies have gyrated amid headlines about Portugal's financial and political volatility. The
European-Union-member's cost of borrowing has skyrocketed, increasing the chances the
country will need a bailout from the EU, ratings agencies say. The euro gained 0.06% against
the U.S. dollar.
Gold climbed $7.40, or 0.52%, to $1,425 a troy ounce.
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AMR (AMR: 6.85, +0.27, +4.10%), the parent company of American Airlines, will temporarily
suspend two daily flights to Tokyo, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing an internal memo.
Nasdaq OMX Groups (NDAQ: 25.79, +0.04, +0.16%) cyber security breach last year is being
investigated by the National Security Agency amid signs the attack may have been more severe
than previously disclosed, Bloombergs BusinessWeek reported.
Google (GOOG: 581.84, +0.11, +0.02%) reached a settlement with the Federal Trade
Commission over privacy concerns related to its Buzz social media product. The search giant
agreed to conducting independent privacy reviews for the next 20 years.
News Corporation (NWS: 18.56, +0.27, +1.48%) promoted James Murdoch to the role chairman
and chief executive officer of its international division.
Dell (DELL: 14.64, -0.13, -0.88%) was given a "neutral" rating by Sterne Agee, with a price target
of $15.00 a share, only slightly above its current trading price.
Family Dollar Stores (FDO: 52.25, -0.15, -0.29%) revealed second-fiscal quarter profits of 98
cents a share, narrowly besting analysts' calls for 97 cents.
Jos A Bank (JOSB: 50.55, +1.83, +3.76%) earned $1.47 a share in its fiscal-fourth quarter, well
higher than the $1.43 Wall Street had forecast.
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Global shares rallied on optimism economic recovery is gaining traction across the world.
The English FTSE 100 was up 0.27% to 5,948, the French CAC 40 jumped 0.92% to 4,024 and
the German DAX traded higher by 1.8% to 7,057.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 soared 2.6% to 9,709 and the Chinese Hang Seng gained
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The Dow was modestly higher, slipping markedly from session highs, as traders
mulled encouraging data on the jobs market and soaring energy prices.
Today's Markets
As of 3:15 p.m. ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 32.7 points, or
0.24%, to 12,347, the S&P 500 gained 3.3 points, or 0.25%, to 1,329 and the
Nasdaq Composite slipped 1.1 point, or 0.04%, to 2,780. The FOX 50 traded
higher by 3.1 points to 932.
The Nasdaq OMX Group (NASDAQ:NDAQ) and the IntercontinentalExchange
(NYSE:ICE) made a rivaling offer to acquire NYSE Euronext (NYSE:NYX) for a
$42.50 a share. Deutsche Boerse, a german-based exchange, initially made an
offer to acquire the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange for $9.53 billion in February.
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The $11.3 billion proposal by Nasdaq OMX and the IntercontinentalExchange represents a 19% premium to the Deutsche Boe
deal. NYSE Euronext has a valuable derivatives business that makes the company an enticing takeover candidate.
There are still several hurdles Nasdaq OMX and the IntercontinentalExchange have to jump before closing the deal. Indeed, th
transaction would require approval from European Union regulators and the majority of Nasdaq OMX, IntercontinentaExchang
NYSE Euronext shareholders, according to a release by the Nasdaq OMX Group.
The labor market showed further signs of improvement in March. The economy added 216,000 jobs, and the unemployment
from 8.9% to 8.8% -- the lowest level since March 2009. Economists were expecting a gain of 190,000 jobs for the month. Th
market was slammed by the economic downturn, with the unemployment rate peaking at 10.4% in January 2010.
"The overall trajectory of the economy has improved dramatically over the past two years, but there will surely be bumps in th
ahead," said Austan Goolsbee, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, in a release.
Despite gains in the headline data, average hourly earnings were unchanged on the month, even as energy and food prices ha
soared -- potentially putting strain on consumers.
The "economy encouragingly continues to add private sector jobs but with wage growth not keeping pace with inflation," wrote
Bookvar, managing director at Miller Tabak + Co., in a research note.
A broad swath of consumer-dependent stocks such as retail-giant Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT) and Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) could
swayed by weakness in the consumer sector.
Also on the economic front, the manufacturing sector continued expanding in March. The Institute for Supply Management's
manufacturing index ticked slightly lower to 61.2 in March from 61.4 in February. Readings above 50 indicate expansion in the
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In the energy market, oil prices jumped for a second day amid continued geopolitical uncertainty.
Light, sweet crude traded higher by $1.22, or 1.1%, to $107.94. The price of a gallon of regular gas at the pump is $3.62 a g
from $3.39 last month and $2.80 last year.
NATO forces continue slamming Muammar al-Qaddafi's forces in oil-producing Libya, upholding a U.N. Security Council resolu
protect citizens. Qaddafi's forces and anti-government rebels have been fiercely fighting, gaining and losing territory by the da
The situation in Syria has escalated for another day, with reports Syrian security forces fired at protesters in Damascus, killing
three people, according to a report by Reuters, citing witnesses.
In currency markets, the euro recently edged 0.35% higher against the U.S. dollar and the greenback traded 0.11% lower ag
basket of world currencies.
Gold slid $10.40, or 0.76%, to $1,429 a troy ounce.
Corporate News
The "big three" U.S. automakers report March sales figures Friday...
General Motors' (NYSE:GM) total sales were 206,621, up 11% from the prior month. Strong retail sales, particularly of the
Chevrolet Cruz, boosted the monthly results.
Ford (NYSE:F) total sales jumped 19.2% to 212,777 in March.
Chrysler revealed its best total sales results since May 2008. Strong pickup and sports utility vehicle sales boosted total sale
to 121,730 in March.
Elsewhere in in the corporate world...
Logitech (NASDAQ:LOGI) shares tumbled after the make of computer peripherals cut its earnings outlook for 2011, prompti
slew of downgrades.
Office Depot (NYSE:ODP) issues slid after the company said it would have to restate its second quarter, third quarter and fis
2010 results after the Internal Revenue Service denied its $80 million tax-related claim.
Huntington Bancshares (NASDAQ:HBAN) was upgraded by several ratings companies, prompting shares to trade solidly hi
Foreign Markets
European markets soared in late trading. The English FTSE 100 was up 1.7% to 6,009, the French CAC 40 gained 1.6% to 4
and the German DAX soared 2% to 7,179.
Asian shares were mixed: the Japanese Nikkei 225 sunk 0.48% to 9,708 and the Chinese Hang Seng jumped 1.2% to 23,80
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to Prosper
The markets soared more
than 1% as traders cheered
strong first-quarter results and
shrugged-off crude jumping
above the $111 mark.
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According to preliminary
calculations, the Dow Jones
Industrial Average climbed
176 points, or 1.4%, to 12,443, the S&P 500 jumped 16.3 points, or 1.2%, to 1,329 and the
Nasdaq Composite was higher by 51.3 points, or 1.9%, to 2,796. The FOX 50 gained 10 points to
933.
Reuters
Every sector was higher in a broad rally, with technology issues like Microsoft and energy issues
such as Chevron leading the way higher. Transportation shares like CSX and Union Pacific
lagged behind.
Philips: No Plans To Exit Other Consumer

Electronics Operations
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Investors flock to tech
With earnings season in full swing, all eyes were on first-quarter

corporate results Wednesday.
Technology-behemoth Apple is expected to report its firstquarter earnings after the bell Wednesday. Intel and Yahoo!
both reported stellar results the prior day, sending shares rising
considerably.
AT&T is among the companies that reported earnings
Wednesday. The telecommunications company revealed
profits of 57 cents a share, matching expectations. Nasdaq
OMX Group (NDAQ: 27.32, -0.08, -0.29%: 27.26, -0.14, 0.51%) also hit expectations with earnings of 61 cents a share,
excluding one-time costs.
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Wells Fargo earned 67 cents a share, beating expectations 1

cent, but cut the amount of money set aside for bad loans to
$2.2 billion from $5.3 billion the prior year.
In currencies, the euro climbed 1.2% against the U.S. dollar
and the greenback slumped 0.9% against a basket of world
currencies. Commodities, like oil, generally trade inversely to
the U.S. dollar.
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to 357 million in the prior week, as compared to a 1.1 million
barrel build analysts expected. Gasoline stocks fell as well,
dropping 1.6 million barrels, a slightly bigger draw than the 1.5
million markets expected.
Light, sweet crude gained $3.17, or 2.9%, to $111.45 a barrel
and is up more than 21% since the beginning of this year.
Energy prices at the consumer level remain elevated. A gallon
of regular gasoline cost $3.84 a gallon on average nationwide,
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On the mergers and acquisitions front, power company AES

(AES: 12.88, +0.41, +3.29%: 12.90, +0.43, +3.45%) unveiled
plans to acquire regional power utility DPL (DPL: 30.17, +2.58,
+9.35%: 30.11, +2.52, +9.13%) for $3.5 billion in cash and
acquire $1.2 billion in debt.
The joint Nasdaq/IntercontinentalExchange (ICE: 120.66,
+1.33, +1.11%: 120.37, +1.04, +0.87%) rival bid to acquire
NYSE Euronext (NYX: 39.08, +0.38, +0.98%: 39.10, +0.40,
+1.03%) has taken yet another turn after the companies made
a formal offer Tuesday.
Nasdaq is considering formally demanding NYSE Chief
Executive Officer Duncan Niederauer recuse himself from
discussions on the acquisition because of conflicts of interest,
sources told FOX Business' Charlie Gasparino. However,
Nasdaq Chief Executive Officer Robert Greifeld said in a
conference call the company is striving to have friendly talks.
Greifeld also said if the merger is successful, he believes the
joint-entity would be a U.S. "national champion."
Sales of previously-occupied homes jumped 3.7% on a month-over-month basis to an annualized

rate of 5.1 million units, according to the National Association of Realtors. The March reading was
well above expectations of a 2.5% gain. Recent data have shown some level of improvement in
the beleaguered housing market. Indeed, a report released Tuesday showed the construction of
new homes climbing at the highest rate in six months.
"Were clearly on a recovery path," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the National
Association of Realtors, in a release.
However, Yun notes some buyers will still find it difficult to secure mortgage financing, making
somewhat of a damper on the home-buying market.
Gold settled at yet another record-high Wednesday. The metal gained $3.80, or 0.25%, to
$1,498 a troy ounce.
Foreign Markets
Global shares rallied amid positive earnings from companies across the world, such as L'Oreal
and PSA Peugeot Citroen.
The English FTSE 100 jumped 2.1% to 6,022, the French CAC 40 gained 2.5% to 4,005 and the
German DAX was higher by 3% to 7,249.
In Asia, the Nikkei 225 rallied 1.8% to 9,607 and the Chinese Hang Seng was up 1.6% to
23,896.
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DJIA
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12,505.99
2,820.16
+52.45
The Dow closed the week at

its highest level since June
2008 after upbeat corporate
earnings lifted traders'
confidence.
+0.42%
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1,337.38
+0.63%
Last
Change
935.82
+2.44
+7.02
+0.53%
% Change
+0.26%
Today's Markets
Average gained 52.4 points,
or 0.42%, to 12,506, the S&P
500 was up 7 points, or 0.53%, to 1,337 and the Nasdaq Composite climbed 17.7 points, or
0.63%, to 2,820. The FOX 50 was higher by 2.4 points to 936.
Reuters
Japanese Shares Climb In Early Trading

Motorola: Droid Bionic Will Launch With Verizon
Wireless In Summer
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The markets closed out the shortened trading week with solid gains, following two relatively quiet
weeks. The Dow and S&P 500 gained 1.3% and the technology-heavy Nasdaq added on 2%.
Gains on the day were broad, with companies like IBM (IBM:
168.28, +3.53, +2.14%) leading the way. However, health care
stocks like Amgen (AMGN: 53.69, -2.49, -4.43%) lagged
behind.
Outlook for the tech sector
Tech Sector Now Hiring

Tech sector to hire 150,000 in
2011
Manufacturing in the Mid-Atlantic region continued expanding in

April, but at a far slower pace than in the prior month, a report
released Thursday showed.
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve's manufacturing index
slumped to 18.5 from 43.4 in March, far below Wall Street's
expectation of a reading of 35. Readings above zero represent
expansion.
Despite the considerable downtick, the April reading "is
consistent with a healthy pace of improvement," wrote Nicholas
Tenev, an economist with Barclays Capital, in a research note.
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The report also lent credence to the fears of some economists

that rising commodity prices are seeping into the broader price
level. "Firms continue to report price increases for inputs as well
as their own manufactured goods," the report from the
Philadelphia Fed said.
The number of individuals filing for unemployment benefits fell
to 403,000 from 416,000 in the prior week, still well above the
consensus view of 392,000.
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trials of Tofacitinib, an experimental Rheumatoid Arthritis drug.
Analysts are also keeping a close eye on the effects of the crisis in Japan on U.S. economic
growth. Indeed, Goldman Sachs released a research note Thursday saying it expects vehicle
production in North America to decline 10% in the second quarter, mostly due to a shortage of
microcontrollers used in cars. These tiny devices are considered high-value items so companies
generally keep small inventories of them, potentially creating a bottleneck for broader production,
the investment bank said.
In energy markets, oil have soared 22.9% since the start of 2011 and have now advanced four of
the last five weeks, gaining 1.9% this week alone.
Light, sweet crude settled higher by 84 cents, or 0.75%, to $112.29 a barrel. Gasoline prices at
the consumer level have been stable the last two days, but remain elevated. A gallon of regular
gas cost $3.84 on average nationwide, up from $3.55 last month and $2.86 last year.
Weakness in the U.S. dollar generally puts upward pressure on oil prices. The greenback
recently slipped 0.36% against a basket of world currencies and the euro gained 0.17% against
the greenback.
Gold climbed $17.90, or 1.2%, to $1,503 a troy ounce on the week, finishing the day at yet
another record-high. The precious metal is 4.5% for the year.
Elsewhere in corporate news...
Apple (AAPL: 350.70, +8.29, +2.42%) has completed its cloud-based music storage service, and
will launch ahead of a similar offering by Google (GOOG: 525.10, -0.63, -0.12%), according to a
report by Reuters.
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Microsoft (MSFT: 25.52, -0.24, -0.93%) plans on increasing employee compensation as rivals
attempt to tap into key talent.
Mattel (MAT: 26.67, -0.26, -0.97%), the largest U.S. toy company, was dealt a surprising defeat
in a lawsuit it brought against MGA Entertainment over who owns the rights to the lucrative Bratz
dolls line.
Groupon hired Margo Georgiadis, currently Google's (GOOG: 525.10, -0.63, -0.12%) vice
president of global sales and technology, to take on the role of Chief Operating Officer, according
to a report by Crain's Chicago Business.
NYSE Euronext (NYX: 39.03, -0.05, -0.13%) once again rebuffed the rival merger bid levied by
Nasdaq OMX (NDAQ: 27.54, +0.22, +0.81%) and IntercontinentalExchange (ICE: 122.18,
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from Deutsche Boerse offers significantly more value for shareholders than the Nasdaq/ICE
deal.
Monex, a Japanese online Brokerage, plans on buying U.S.-based TradeStation (TRAD: 9.69,
+2.28, +30.77%) for $411 million, or $9.75 a share -- a 32% premium.
Foreign Markets
Global shares were mixed after soaring in the prior session.
The English FTSE 100 was down 0.07% to 6,018, the French CAC 40 gained 0.43% to 4,022
and the German DAX traded higher by 0.43% to 7,295.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 jumped 0.82% to 9,686 and the Chinese Hang Seng climbed
1% to 24,138.
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DJIA
Nasdaq
12,595.37
2,847.54
+115.49
+0.93%

to Prosper
Big-name companies like Ford
and 3M unveiled solid firstquarter earnings, igniting a
broad rally for stocks.
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Average climbed 115 points,
or 0.93%, to 12,595, the S&P
500 was up 12 points, or
0.9%, to 1,347 and the Nasdaq Composite gained 22 points, or 0.77%, to 2,848. The FOX 50
was up 7 points to 943.
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Every major sector advanced on the day, with transportation companies like Delta Airlines (DAL:
9.99, +0.99, +11.00%) and CSX (CSX: 76.62, +1.99, +2.67%) gaining markedly. Materials issues
such as Barrick Gold (ABX: 50.19, -1.67, -3.22%) and Silver Wheaton (SLW: 39.17, -1.86, 4.53%) lagged behind.
Ford (F: 15.66, +0.12, +0.77%) posted its best results in 13
years. The company reported earnings of 62 cents a share,
excluding one-time charges, easily topping consensus
estimates of 50 cents. The automaker benefited from strong
demand for fuel efficient vehicles and strong global growth.
3M (MMM: 95.94, +1.82, +1.93%) also beat Wall Street's
forecasts, unveiling first-quarter earnings of $1.49 a share,
excluding one-time charges, compared with expectations of
$1.44 a share. United Parcel Service (UPS: 74.30, +0.66,
+0.90%) said it earned 88 cents a share during the quarter,
besting calls of 85 cents.
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IBM (IBM: 168.49, +0.82, +0.49%) boosted its quarterly

dividend by 15% and authorized an additional $8 billion in share
buy backs. Big blue's shares hit a lifetime high on the day.
Fresh data from the Conference Board showed consumer
sentiment edged higher in April. Consumer confidence was up
to 65.4 in April from a revised 63.8 in March, with both views of
the present situation and future expectations improving.
"A still improving labor market seems to be offsetting the rise in
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highest mark since November 2008. Economists forecast a
reading of 64.5 for the month.
Consumer-driven issues such as Coach (COH: 57.25, +0.17,
+0.30%) and Best Buy (BBY: 30.70, +0.50, +1.66%) could be
affected by these data.
Home prices fell 3.3% on a year-over-year basis and 1.1% on a
month-over-month basis in February, according the the
S&P/Case-Shiller home price index. Data released by the
Commerce Department Monday showed sales of new homes
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continue to weaken, trends in sales and construction are
disappointing. said David M. Blitzer, chairman of the Index
Committee at S&P Indices, in a release.
Economists are also eagerly awaiting the statement from the
Federal Reserve Open Market Committee Wednesday on its
plans for U.S. monetary policy. The markets expect the
committee to say it will end its controversial long-term treasury
buying program, referred to as QE2, in June, and keep interest
rates at historically low levels for the foreseeable future. The
Fed has been grappling with its goal of keeping both inflation
and unemployment low.
Fed Chairman, Ben Bernanke, will also be directly addressing
questions from journalists after the meeting -- a first for the
central bank.
"Wednesday afternoon will mark a watershed in Federal Reserve communications strategy,"
wrote Andrew Tilton, senior economist at Goldman Sachs, in a note.
In energy markets, oil prices have been little changed so far for the week, but have jumped more
than 20% for the year.
Light, sweet crude settled lower by 7 cents, or 0.06%, to $112.21 a barrel. The price of gas at the
pump continues ticking higher. A gallon of regular gas costs $3.87 a gallon on average
nationwide, up from $3.58 last month and $2.85 last year.
The U.S. dollar hit a fresh 2011 closing low against the euro on Tuesday and is down 8.5% on
the year. The euro gained 0.31% against the greenback, and the dollar slumped 0.16% against a
basket of world currencies.
In metals, gold prices fell from a record high Tuesday, snapping an 8-day winning streak. The
metal traded lower by $5.60, or 0.37%, to $1,503.
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U.S. Steel (X: 49.72, -2.11, -4.07%) posted a first-quarter loss of 60 cents as compared with
$1.10 a year ago and said it expects high steel prices would lead to significant profits in the next
quarter.
Netflix (NFLX: 228.91, -22.76, -9.04%) earned $1.11 a share in the first quarter -- a year-overyear increase of 88% -- on 69% growth in global subscribers. However, the video rental and
streaming service said it expects to earn between 93 cents and $1.15 in the current quarter,
spooking traders.
Lawson Software (LWSN: 11.06, -1.06, -8.78%) is being taken private by Golden Gate Capital
and Infor in a deal valued at roughly $2 billion.
Coca-Cola (KO: 66.93, -0.81, -1.20%) revealed first-quarter profits of 86 cents a share, missing
analysts' estimates by a penny. Losses in revenue caused by the earthquake and tsunami that
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slammed Japan in March caused a 1 cent decrease on the largest soft-drink company's bottom
line.
Express Scripts' (ESRX: 54.15, -1.22, -2.20%) price target was cut to $71 from $79 by analysts
at JMP Securities.
Foreign Markets
The English FTSE 100 gained 0.85% to 6,069, the French CAC 40 was up 0.58% to 4,045 and
the German DAX climbed 0.84% to 7,357.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 tumbled 1.2% to 9,559 and the Chinese Hang Seng was off
0.54T to 24,007.
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DJIA
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12,763.31
2,872.53
+72.35
+0.57%

to Prosper
The blue chips advanced for a
third straight day as optimism
over encouraging corporate
earnings overshadowed
gloomy economic data.
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Average was up 72.4 points,
or 0.57%, to 12,763, the S&P
500 gained 4.8 points, or 0.36%, to 1,360 and the Nasdaq Composite climbed 2.7 points, or
0.09%, to 2,873. The FOX 50 was edged higher by 3.6 points to 955.
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Transportation companies such as Norfolk Southern (NSC: 73.87, +5.46, +7.98%) and Union
Pacific (UNP: 102.90, +1.10, +1.08%) led the way higher. Energy issues like ConocoPhillips
(COP: 77.45, -2.38, -2.98%) and Petroleo Brasileior (PBR: 36.94, -0.44, -1.18%) lagged
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The markets gained the last three days as strong earnings from
major companies and the Federal Reserve's reaffirmation of its
highly-expansionary monetary policy gave stocks a boost.
Indeed, the Nasdaq hit a 10-year high on Thursday.
The first read of U.S. gross domestic product showed the
economy expanded at an annualized rate of 1.8% in the first
quarter of 2011. Economists expected the economy to have
grown at rate of 2% for the quarter. The report also showed a
substantial pickup in quarter-over-quarter headline and core
inflation. The so-called PCE price index, which the Fed closely
monitors, soared 3.8%, or 1.5% excluding volatile food and
energy prices.
Recent data have foreshadowed the slowdown, and many
economists are already looking to see if the economy will be
able to regain its footing in the current quarter.
"Higher gasoline prices and supply disruptions in the wake of
the Japanese earthquake may hinder the springtime
reacceleration in activity," wrote economists at RBS in a note.
Weekly jobless claims jumped by 25,000 to 429,000 in the prior
week -- far higher than the 392,000 economists expected. The
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now at 408,500. Generally, claims under the 400,000 level
point to moderate recovery in the labor market.
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capitalization benefited from high oil prices and widening
margins in its refineries.
Procter & Gamble (PG: 64.50, +0.48, +0.75%), the consumerproduct giant, posted fiscal third-quarter profits of $2.87 billion, a gain of 11%, which was inline
with expectations.
Sprint (S: 5.11, +0.32, +6.68%) revealed a first-quarter loss of $439 million, or 15 cents a share,
far narrower than Wall Street's forecast of a loss of 22 cents.
The dollar fell to its lowest level in three years after the Federal Reserve said it would keep
interest rates at extraordinarily low levels. Generally, capital follows higher interest rates, which
can now be found abroad, which decreases demand for the dollar, hence forcing the exchange
rate down.
The greenback slipped 0.28% against a basket of world currencies, and the euro gained 0.26%
against the U.S. dollar.
Weakness in the U.S. dollar, however, does make it less expensive for companies abroad to
purchase U.S. goods, which could potentially boost exports, economists say.
Energy markets were subdued after fairly volatile trading in the prior session.
Light, sweet crude settled higher by 10 cents, or 0.09%, to $112.86 -- the highest settle since
September 2008. Wholesale RBOB gasoline for May delivery tacked on 1 cent, 0.3% to $3.43,
closing at its highest point since July 2008.
Gasoline prices on the consumer level continue marching higher. A gallon of regular gas at the
pump cost $3.89 on average nationwide, up from $3.59 last month and $2.87 last year, according
to the AAA Fuel Gauge report.
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Akami's (NASDAQ:AKAM) second quarter outlook of between 34 and 37 cents a share missed
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stuck deep into the red.
Cisco (CSCO: 17.29, +0.10, +0.58%) is offering early retirement to some employees as part of
its "targeted moves" to refocus the company.
Dow Chemical (DOW: 40.71, +0.79, +1.98%) posted a 34% rise in first-quarter profits amid solid
sales growth and strength in its chemical business.
Exelon (EXC: 42.18, +0.69, +1.66%) plans on acquiring rival energy company Constellation
Energy (CEG: 36.26, +1.96, +5.71%) for $7.9 billion.
Chrysler plans on repaying the U.S. and Canadian government for bailout loans during the
second quarter of 2011.
Aetna (AET: 41.45, +1.64, +4.12%) unveiled first-quarter profits of $586 million, or $1.50 a share,
easily besting estimates of 97 cents. The health insurer also plans on acquiring Prodigy Health
Group for $600 million.
Foreign Markets
The English FTSE 100 traded higher by 0.03% to 6,070, the French CAC 40 was up 0.91% to
4,105 and the German DAX climbed 0.95% to 7,475.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 soared 1.6% to 9,849 and the Chinese Hang Seng slid 0.36%
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The Journal reported that Germany is shifting its stance to consider lending
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private investors in Greece should share some of the burden in any new
bailout, but according to the Journal, Germany is now considering lending
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since mid-2002.
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Hang Seng in Hong Kong gained 2.2% and Japan's Nikkei added 2%.
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Gold futures for August delivery slipped 50 cents to settle at $1,536.80 an
ounce.
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1BHart, 5 minutes ago

Please get rid of all the US government intervention so we can
finally have some clarity. Everything has been so artificial for so
long. We need to start working on our problems instead of avoiding
them.
ChuckandDenise Webb, 31 minutes ago

The Euro has more problems than Greece.
Doorgunner47, Today 04:19 PM

But of course we shall always bail out investment banks--as long as
they are politically connected in just the right way.
Always.
guest0311, 31 minutes ago in reply to Doorgunner47

I won't comment on whether or not giving Federal
assistance to investment banks is a wise choice. I
would simply comment that investment banks are a
critical, repeat, critical component in the market.
On the topic of greasing the political wheels, I would say
that money talks far more clearly than any weapon ever
could. Pretending that governments, even ours, well
maybe especially ours, are not lubricated by a stream
of hard currency is foolish.... show more
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What US economy?
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soared 39 points, or 1.5%, to 2,679. The FOX 50 gained 8.1 points to 903.
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Retail sales were down 0.2% in May, a narrower decrease than the 0.4% Wall
Street anticipated. Excluding automobiles, sales were up 0.3%, which was
inline with analysts expectations.
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Wall Street also got fresh data suggesting the Chinese economy, the second-largest in the world, might
not be slowing down as quickly as expected.
Despite the sharp rally, many market participants remained wary about the sustainability of the sudden
uptick in confidence on Wall Street.
"Nothing has changed" to suggest the economic picture has brightened, said Peter Kenny, managing
director at Knight Capital Group. "All of the fundamentals point to a slowdown."
After a sharp selloff in recent weeks, market observers noted traders might have been taking advantage of
low prices to hunt for bargains as well.
Today's rally "could be an indication the market is looking for any favorable news on which to begin buying
while prices are still relatively low, wrote David Krein, senior director of product development and
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Technical trading, which is when traders look for key prices levels and movements, also played in to the
sudden rally, according to Kenny.
On the corporate front, Apple (AAPL: 332.44, +5.84, +1.79%) and Nokia (NOK: 6.26, +0.15, +2.46%)
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the deal will increase its quarterly earnings, pushing shares significantly higher in early trading. The two
companies had been sparring over smartphone patents for months.
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Optimism that Greece will be able to take the necessary measures to avert a default lifted Wall Street's
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The Greek Parliament is expected to vote Wednesday on a package that

includes some $40 billion in spending cuts and tax increases. The vote is
expected to be tight: the ruling PASOK party controls the majority in
Parliament, and is by-and-large expected to vote "yes," but there have been
rumors in recent days that certain members have defected. Prime Minister
George Papandreou has tried to rally the party, but has still faced steep
opposition, winning a key confidence vote by a narrow margin.
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Without the fresh aid package, many analysts suggest, Greece won't be able to pay the tranche of debt
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members like Spain and Italy, and create a cascading effect that pressures global credit markets.
Energy markets rallied on hopes of a resolution to the Greek debt crisis. The euro jumped 0.49% against
the U.S. dollar and the greenback fell 0.29% against a basket of world currencies.
Light, sweet crude surged $2.28, or 2.5%, to $92.89 -- the biggest leap in more than a month. Wholesale
RBOB gasoline soared 8 cents, or 2.9%, to $2.89 a gallon.
Consumer gasoline prices continue on their downward trend. A gallon of regular gas at the pump costs
$3.55 on average nationwide, down from $3.79 last month, but still well above the $2.76 drivers paid last
On the economic front, consumer confidence fell to its lowest level since November 2010 in June,
according to the Conference Board. The index fell to 58.5 from a revised 61.7, far below forecasts of 60.
A pessimistic job outlook weighed on confidence, as more participants said jobs were difficult to get, and
fewer said jobs were plentiful. Inflation expectations, which are closely watched by economists, fell
considerably during the month.
The S&P/Case Shiller Home Price Index showed home prices in 20 major metropolitan areas rose 0.7%
in April on a non-seasonally-adjusted basis, topping estimates of a gain of 0.3%. With seasonal
adjustments, the gauge ticked lower by 0.1%, a shallower loss than the 0.2% Wall Street expected. Prices
were down 4% from a year ago, slightly higher than the 3.9% decrease analysts forecast.
Home prices took a hit during the economic downturn because of high supply and demand that was
weakened by a slew of factors, including a tight mortgage market.
In metals, gold rose $3.80, or 0.25%, to $1,500 a troy ounce. Silver climbed 6 cents, or 0.16%, to $33.65
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Goldman Sachs (GS: 129.26, -1.45, -1.11%) tumbled to a two-year low in mid-day trading.
Google (GOOG: 493.65, +10.85, +2.25%) unveiled its new social networking service that takes aim at the
red-hot social market pioneered by firms like Facebook and Twitter.
Lockheed Martin (LMT: 79.44, -0.23, -0.29%) was awarded a $184 million contract to build threat
detection systems for the U.S. Army.
Accenture (ACN: 59.65, +1.86, +3.22%) shares got a boost after Standard & Poor's said the consulting
company would replace Marshall & Ilsley (MI: 7.70, +0.05, +0.65%) on the S&P 500 index next month.
Microsoft (MSFT: 25.80, +0.60, +2.38%) is set to unveil its Office in the cloud software called Office 365,
which is meant to compete with other Internet-based productivity programs made by rivals like Google
(GOOG: 493.65, +10.85, +2.25%) and Zoho.
Sony (SNE: 25.42, +0.16, +0.63%) says it became the subject of a major hacking attempt because it
attempted to protect its intellectual property on video game consoles.
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The English FTSE 100 climbed 0.88% to 5,773, the French CAC 40 soared 1.5% to 3,855 and the
German DAX jumped 0.94% to 7,174.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 jumped 0.74% to 9,649 and the Chinese Hang Seng inched higher by
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While the market was higher, bank and energy shares mostly moved lower.
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FedEx and UPS were up 1.3% to$ 96.78 and 1% to $74.50,

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The Dow Transports are up 7.9% for the year. That beats the gains for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq.
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coming in for gold," Adam Klopfenstein, a senior market strategist at broker Lind-Waldock in Chicago, told
Bloomberg News.
The 10-year Treasury yield was at 3.095%, down from Tuesday's 3.136% and Friday's 3.197%.
Energy prices -- New York close
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Wed.
Tues.
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$96.65
$96.89
1.29%
5.77%
$2.9633
$2.9566
0.58%
16.50%
$4.2170
$4.3630
-3.59%
-4.27%
$2.9976
$2.9774
0.96%
22.19%
$113.62
$113.61
1.01%
19.92%
$3.5690
$3.5620
0.79%
16.18%
(per barrel)
Heating oil (-HO)
(per gallon)
Natural gas (-NG)
(per mil. BTU)
Unleaded gasoline (-RB)
(per gallon)
Brent crude
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ISM, Challenger Gray show a sluggish economy
The market was disappointed at first by the ISM non-manufacturing index, which dropped to 53.3 in June from 54.6
in May. A reading above 50 means the sector is still growing, although a bit more slowly.
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The employment component was up slightly, while the new-orders component was off a bit. Neither was below 50,
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The report is "a reminder that the economy is still pretty sluggish," Paul Ashworth, chief U.S. economist for Capital
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the first half is the lowest since 2000.

A rate increase in China
The People's Bank of China said it will raise benchmark deposit and lending rates by 0.25%. The increase is the
third this year as China continues trying to rein in inflation.
The rate increase was a bit of a surprise. But outside the United States, rates have been drifting higher. The
European Central Bank is expected to raise its benchmark rate by 0.25% to 1.25% on Thursday.
DuPont, Intel, Caterpillar lead the Dow
Nineteen of the 30 Dow stocks were higher, along with 49 stocks in the Nasdaq-100 Index ($NDX.X), which tracks
the largest Nasdaq stocks.
Caterpillar (CAT), Intel (INTC) and DuPont (DD) were the Dow leaders. Big staples stocks like Procter & Gamble
(PG) and Wal-Mart Stores (WMT) gained as well.
JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Bank of America (BAC) were the laggards.
Urban Outfitters (URBN), up 5.6% to $30.75, and F5 Networks (FFIV), up 2% to $115.82, were the top gainers
among Nasdaq-100 stocks. Costco (COST) was third, up 1.7% to $82.64.
Analysts expect Urban Outfitters and Costco to report decent results when major retailers report June sales on
Thursday.
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Walgreen (WAG) gave retailers a boost, reporting a 6.8% overall gain in June sales. Same-store sales, a closely
watched statistic, were up 4.8%. Walgreen shares were up 1.5% to $43.38.
Urban Outfitters also led the S&P 500, followed by Compuware (CPWR), up 5.5% to $10.13, and oil refiner Tesoro
(TSO), up 4.1% to $24.10. The company was raised to "overweight" from "equal weight" at Barclays Capital.
Netflix gets downgraded
Netflix (NFLX), the fourth-best performer among S&P 500 stocks this year with a 64% gain, was up 0.5% to $290.96
despite a rare downgrade from analyst Eric Wold of Merriman Capital. The shares hit an all-time high of $291.23 on
Tuesday.
In a note to clients, he cited: a year of tough year-to-year operating margin comparisons; the potential for
incremental earnings pressures from international launches; and new -- and probably more expensive -- content
relationships. Plus, the stock is near his target of $300 to $330.
Netflix said Tuesday it plans a major expansion into Latin America.
Microsoft (MSFT) was up 1.2% to $26.33. Social networking site Facebook announced a relationship with Skype,
the video service provider. Microsoft, the publisher of MSN Money, is in the process of acquiring Skype.
News Corp. (NWSA) shares were off 3.6% to $17.47 in the wake of an expanding scandal over hacking of private
citizens' cell phones by the company's News of the World newspaper in England.
The 4-year-old phone-hacking scandal widened this week after previously centering on celebrities, politicians and
sports stars.
The Guardian newspaper reported July 4 that a private detective working for the News of the World deleted
messages from the voicemail of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler in 2002.
CEO Rupert Murdoch deplored the hacking in his first statement ever on the topic. Major advertisers have been
pulling ads from the newspaper.
Short hits from the markets -- New York close
Wed.
Tues.
Month chg. YTD chg.
13-week Treasury bill
0.010%
0.010%
-50.00%
5-year Treasury note
1.648%
1.695%
-6.04%
-18.25%
10-year Treasury note
3.095%
3.136%
-1.99%
-6.35%
30-year Treasury bond
4.354%
4.390%
-0.64%
-0.18%
Treasury yields
-91.67%
Currencies
U.S. Dollar Index
75.440
74.985
1.08%
-4.85%
British pound
$1.5992
$1.6069
-0.21%
2.48%
(in U.S. $)
U.S. $ in pounds
0.6253
0.6223
0.21%
-2.42%
Euro in dollars
$1.4306
$1.4428
-1.22%
6.92%
U.S. $ in euros
0.6990
0.6931
1.23%
-6.48%
U.S. $ in yen
81.10
81.06
0.24%
-0.32%
U.S. $ in Chinese
6.49
6.46
0.44%
-1.89%
$1.036
$1.039
-0.16%
3.24%
$0.966
$0.963
1.86%
-3.14%
$1,529.20
$1,512.70
1.76%
7.58%
$4.3350
$4.3475
1.23%
-2.52%
$35.9160
$35.4100
3.11%
16.09%
$6.2700
$6.3550
7.23%
-21.06%
$6.1875
$6.2550
-1.63%
-0.60%
$1.1698
$1.1895
-26.79%
-19.22%
(in U.S. $)
yuan
Canada dollar
(in U.S. $)
U.S. dollar
(in Canadian $)
Commodities
Gold (-GC)
(per troy ounce)
Copper (-HG)
(per pound)
Silver (-SI)
(per troy ounce)
Wheat (-ZW)
(per bushel)
Corn (-ZC)
(per bushel)
Cotton
(per pound)
Coffee
$2.6750
$2.6960
0.81%
11.23%
$96.65
$96.89
1.29%
5.77%
(per pound)
Crude oil (-CL)
(per barrel)
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33 minutes ago
Active RIA
don't get me started ... i can plagiarize with the best of 'em ....
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35 minutes ago
Active RIA
Stealth Stimulus or SS II
In the near term, the stealth stimulus, while it isn't QE3, should provide enough firepower to get the
economy going again. The Fed won't tighten policy until hiring returns. And until tightening happens,
real interest rates will continue to fall.
The bond market is already beginning to price in a rosier outlook. The deflationary slowdown outlook
that dominated in April and May has given way to a stabilization of inflation expectations. That's a
good thing. And commodities like copper, crude and lumber are all moving off their lows in
anticipation of a rebound in economic activity later this year.
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38 minutes ago
Active RIA
Your wish is our command ...
Rising inflationary pressures and Japanese supply chain woes (which I wrote about back in
March have pulled down factory activity and consumer confidence. Housing is on the slide again. On
Friday, we learned that this "soft patch" of growth has hit where it hurts most, in the job market.
The May payroll report was disappointing. Payrolls increased by 54,000, a sharp decline from April's
232,000 gain and well short of the consensus estimate of 170,000. What's worse, Wall Street
analysts had just furiously marked down their forecasts. Deutsche Bank cut from 300,000 last week
to 225,000 on Tuesday to 160,000 on Wednesday. The unemployment rate jumped to 9.1%, up from
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Re-TOG Re-TOG (Re-TOG)

When I was on my to the Forum;
That there may be some "Stealth Stimulus."??
Something like the FED, plowing dividends and interest back into the system.
That they collect from the holdings??
50 minutes ago
Not sure, but this might be some good research, for someone to follow-up on ?
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1 hour ago
Re-TOG Re-TOG (Re-TOG)

ME.............Johnny.......
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1 hour ago
Active RIA
lol, weda, my man. no short-term traders in our shop (but of course a few wild and wooly
peddle-to-the-metal trading accounts on the private side among some of the staff
including individual stocks, chinese reverse merger stocks, and 2x and 3x UltraProShares and
UltraShort Pro ETF's). as the owner and chief investment officer i must follow my advertising and
"eat my own cooking" with our clients though and that means long-term, actively-managed portfolios.
so, just like a solid (profitable) poker player, we constantly evaluate probability vs. possibility for the
current risk/reward relationship. currently there exists an "UNPLEASANT SKEW" (i strongly
recommend all investors google on "unpleasant skew hussman funds" and read the article.
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1 hour ago
Active RIA
thought-provoking post deccster. in our minds china could be a huge house of cards based on
smoke and mirrors, hence we are defensive. a wise man once said:
it is easy to get into trouble (think apple and netflix) ........
and it is fairly easy to stay out of trouble (think cash and inverse bear funds) .....
BUT it is very, very, very difficult to get out of trouble once
you are in it (think of a violent 25% lurch to the downside) ......
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1 hour ago
weda sheeple
Active- "now then johnny, can you tell the class which direction the market is likely to take over the
near-term? feel free to use the chalkb oard if you like ............
"
Uh up? Sideways? A bit up / slightly to the right? What? And...what's a chalkboard, dude?
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2 hours ago
zak001
2 hours ago
Active RIA
ok class, let's review today's featured article, shall we?
1. Weighing on the market have b een an interest-rate increase in China and a weaker-thanexpected report on the non-manufacturing economy from the Institute for Supply
Management.
2. The S&P 500 struggled for gains all day b ecause of energy and financials, two of the three
b iggest sectors b y market capitalization, which were b oth lower.
3. European stocks were lower b ecause of Moody's downgrade of Portuguese deb t. Also, shortsellers have b een forced to b uy b ack shares at a premium.
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4 hours ago
Nuad ormrac
I swear, reading to this article, it's as if the finance world has taken a trip down the rabbit hole, and
into some sort of illusion of their own making. The word delussional would apply to those making
decisions on the stock market right about now.
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4 hours ago
zamfph
deccles03
well put....but gotta go and buy a new app
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4 hours ago
deccles03
continued from below -
The failure of leadership around the world is now complete. Nobody who needs to get it gets it. Our
own money management team here in the USA is in a box even worse than Europe's. It's not even a
hall of mirrors. It's a broke-down Winnebago with moldy upholstery and the propane line is leaking
inside. Everybody's wondering if Ben Bernanke is going to light a cigarette. What else can he do? If
he doesn't keep the QE-ZIRP racket going, the wheels will come off the Winnebago. If he lights that
American Spirit, she'll blow.
The US banking system can easily implode, anyway, if a European nation or two opts out of ECBperistroika. God knows who is a counter-party to whom in the mammoth international cluster**** of
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4 hours ago
deccles03
continued from below -
The proposed restructuring is all about the Great Fear that haunts the inner sanctums of finance
(like the ghost of Caylee haunts America): counter-party obligations on a Burj Dubai of side bets over
things such as the soundness of bonds and the movement of interest rates. The world of money
imagines a thundering crash of cascading defaults as the various counter-parties are revealed to be
broke, naked, and ashamed. And rightly so, because the creakings and groanings of this tower of
paper will not only crash, but burn, too. The bankers can already smell it.
Anyway, let's be clear that money has become a world unto itself now, a self-referential hall-ofmirrors that only sees itself and is increasingly confused by what it sees in that self. Outside that
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4 hours ago
deccles03
From the "news", you'd think the world was in a coma, but I swear I heard ominous bassoon
phrases through the night rain... something large groaning out there in the dark. A great churn,
coming closer. The world is in a box, tortured with its obsolete ideas about how economies are
supposed to run, especially the money part, and the economists are clueless.
A case in point: the eminent Vincent Reinhart at the Council of Foreign Relations. (Conspiracy
theorists just shut your pie-holes):
"There are very few debt defaults... there are a whole lot of restructurings. For most of
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save america
history, default is something the strong declare on the weak when they lose their
patience And if you're members of the same club you're less likely to lose your
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4 hours ago
I'm banned!
Hide your retirement money, the Progressive desperately need
money to stay in power. They need your retirement cash and will give you and iou. Taking
money out of the stock market will cause it to crash. Hey, after all it's not really your
money. Get in the game, it's time to make an investment in America! It is the only way
Osama can spend and spend and spend and spend. His last words as president were
MO Money, Mo Money, Mo Money. MSN, there is no hyperlink in this message. Are you
trying to tell me something? Give me a break!
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4 hours ago
save america
it is a sorry state of affairs when our dollar, stock market and president seem to be doing OK, only
when compared to the rest of the world.
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4 hours ago
save america
YEAH! Obam twitters as Washington burns. The stock market rallies and I feel renewed. I have
confidence to wake up tomorrow and face another day.
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5 hours ago
Paul z (PinkFloyd1972)
So called "investors" on "broke street" seem to have forgotten Forrest's Mama's sage advice..."stupid
is as stupid does", because they keep getting "gumped" day in and day out.!!!
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5 hours ago
littlebigjon
artificial bubble created by manipulation
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Target (TGT: 51.67, +3.23, +6.67%) said its sales in stores open at least a year were up 4.5%, also
beating forecasts of 3.2%.
Costco Wholesale (COST: 82.06, -0.58, -0.70%) posted a 14% jump in same-store-sales last month,
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Macy's (M: 30.46, +1.59, +5.51%) same-store-sales climbed 6.7%, a better reading than the 5.1%
analysts expected.
Elsewhere in corporate news...
NYSE Euronext (NYX: 35.40, +1.04, +3.03%) shareholders approved a merger with Deutsche Boerse, a
critical step in seeing the takeover over the parent of the New York Stock Exchange come to fruition.
News Corp. (NWS: 17.93, -0.01, -0.06%) said Sunday will be the final edition of the News of the World
British tabloid, which has been at the center of a hacking scandal in the U.K. News Corp. is the parent of a
slew of media companies, including the FOX Business Network and FOXBusiness.com.
Apple (AAPL: 357.20, +5.44, +1.55%) said its App Store downloads have topped 15 billion, and it has
paid developers over $2.5 billion to date.
eBay (EBAY: 33.33, +0.41, +1.25%) acquired payment processor Zong for roughly $240 million in cash.
Foreign Markets
The English FTSE 100 gained 0.92% to 6,058, the French CAC 40 climbed 0.6% to 3,985 and the
German DAX rose 0.59% to 7,475,
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 fell 0.11% to 10,071. The Chinese Hang Seng edged higher by 0.06%
to 22,530.
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ceiling negotiations, upbeat corporate
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propelling the Dow to its best daily
performance this year.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average
Reuters soared 202 points, or 1.6%, to 12,587,
the S&P 500 climbed 21.3 points, or
1.6%, to 1,327 and the Nasdaq
Composite rose 61.4 points, or 2.2%, to 2,827. The FOX 50 rose 14.5 points to 940.
The so-called "gang of six" U.S. senators proposed a plan that would cut the budget deficit by $3.75 trillion
over the next decade and reform the tax code. If the deal, which received a nod from President Barack
Obama, garnered broad approval from Congress, it could break the deadlock over raising the debt ceiling,
which has been looming over Wall Street for weeks.
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"Anything that pointed to a completion of the debt ceiling debate was going to be
treated as a positive," said Frederic Dickson, chief investment strategist at D.A.
Davidson & Co.
Traders also focused on a bout of corporate earnings and economic
data. Additionally, International Business Machines' (IBM: 185.21, +9.93,
+5.67%) blockbuster performance helped boost traders' sentiment on the day.
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The industry for new homes has been struggling to recover because of a glut of houses on the market, and
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forecasts and instilled confidence that it would adapt to quickly-changing hardware and software
preferences after the close of trading on Monday.
Upbeat earnings by numerous big-name companies "essentially put a halo over the market on the earnings
front," Dickson said.
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Dow components Bank of America (BAC: 9.57, -0.15, -1.54%), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ: 66.72, -0.37,
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$16.23 in revenue.
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on $12.7 billion in sales. The beverage maker beat earnings expectations by a penny, and topped earnings
expectations by 360 million.
Goldman Sachs (GS: 128.49, -0.84, -0.65%) earned $1.85 a share on revenue of $7.3 billion, far shy of
estimates of $2.27 a share on $8.14 billion in sales. Shares of the investment banking giant pared early
losses, though, still closed lower.
Technology behemoth Apple (AAPL: 376.85, +3.05, +0.82%) is set to reveal its earnings after the closing
bell.
Energy markets got a bounce after slumping in the prior session.
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or 0.56%, to $3.11 a gallon.
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gasoline costs $3.68 on average nationwide, up from $3.65 last month and well higher than the $2.72 drivers
paid last year, according to the AAA Fuel Gauge report.
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cents, or 0.3%, to $40.22 a troy ounce.
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against a basket of world currencies.
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European shares snapped back after selling off in the prior session.
The English FTSE 100 gained 0.65% to 5,790, the French CAC 40 jumped 1.2% to 3,695 and the German
DAX climbed 1.2% to 7,193.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 fell 0.85% to 9,890 and the Chinese Hang Seng rose 0.45% to 21,902.
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News that United States and European authorities were getting closer to tackling regional sovereign debt
crises combined with rosy second-quarter earnings reports from several big-name companies sent the blue
chips soaring more than 1% on
Thursday.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average soared 153 points, or 1.2%, to 12,724, the S&P 500 rose 18 points, or
1.4%, to 1,344 and the Nasdaq Composite jumped 20.2 points, or 0.72%, to 2,834. The FOX 50 gained
11.1 points to 951.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy outlined a plan that would help stabilize the volatile Greek debt crisis that
has captivated world markets in recent weeks. Greece, with its nearly $500 billion public debt load, which
amounts to 150% of its economic output, has been on the brink of default and in need of a rescue. Indeed,
many analysts feared a default could cascade to larger European economies, such as Italy.
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Under the plan outlined by Sarkozy, European lenders would create a fund that will lend to the embattled
nation at between 3.5% to 4%, while private banks will lengthen maturity of their debt from Greece to 30
years. Taken together, these steps will cut the country's public debt by roughly 24%. It is unclear whether
ratings companies will consider the steps a so-called technical default, however.
The European Financial Stability Facility -- which was established in 2010 to aid during difficult times in bond
markets -- will also be empowered to provide assistance in the European bond market when necessary.
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session highs, soaring 1.1%.
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Earnings season is in full swing this week, with nearly half of all Dow components reporting quarterly profits.
Among them, AT&T (T: 30.28, +0.05, +0.17%), Travelers (TRV: 57.69, +0.63, +1.10%) and Microsoft
(MSFT: 27.10, +0.04, +0.13%) report on Thursday.
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AT&T revealed it earned 60 cents a share in the second quarter, topping expectations by a penny.
Travelers lost 91 cents a share, a far wider loss than the 64 cents analysts expected. The insurer was hit
hard by claims related to tornadoes that slammed the U.S.
Apple
Morgan Stanley unveiled a loss of 38 cents a share, better than the 62 cents Wall Street forecast. Sales
got a big boost in on the news.
Markets got a boost mid-day boost on a report by the New York Times that President Barack Obama and
Speaker of the House John Boehner were close to a major deal on the U.S. debt ceiling. However, both
sides quickly denied the report, with Boehner tweeting "false" in response to the report.
Weekly claims for unemployment benefits rose to 418,000 from a revised 408,000 last week, according to
the Labor Department, a higher number than the 410,000 economists had expected.
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The labor market has been a major focus after the monthly unemployment report for June showed dismal job
growth. Additionally, claims have been stuck above the closely-watched 400,000-level for several weeks.
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Manufacturing in the Philadelphia area increased more than expected in July. The Philadelphia Federal
Reserve's survey of business conditions rose to 3.2 from -7.7 on the month, topping estimates of a reading
of 2. Readings above 0 indicate expansion, while those less than 0 point to contraction. A regional report by
the New York Fed had come in below expectations earlier in the month.
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Also on the corporate front, Express Scripts (ESRX: 55.36, +2.82, +5.36%) said it plans on acquiring its
rival Medco Health Solutions (MHS: 63.83, +8.05, +14.43%) for $29.1 billion in cash and stock.
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Energy markets were mixed despite a weakening dollar. Light, sweet crude gained 73 cents, or 0.74%, to
$99.13 a barrel. Wholesale RBOB gasoline tumbled 5 cents or 1.5%, to $3.10 a gallon.
Gasoline prices on the consumer level are once again making their way higher. A gallon of regular at the
pump costs $3.69 on average nationwide, up from $3.64 last month and well higher than the $2.72 drivers
paid last year, according to the AAA Fuel Gauge report.
Gold fell $9.90, or 0.62%, to $1,587 a troy ounce. Silver slid 61 cents, or 1.5%, to $38.95 a troy ounce.
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Goldman Sachs (GS: 135.58, +2.83, +2.13%) won dismissal of a suit that alleged the investment bank
mislead investors in a certain collateralized debt obligation, 2007-1.
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The English FTSE 100 rose 0.79% to 5,900, the French CAC 40 jumped 1.7% to 3,817 and the German
DAX climbed 0.95% to 7,290.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 rose 0.04% to 10,010 and the Chinese Hang Seng edged lower by
0.07% to 21,987.
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Wall Street celebrated Columbus Day with a 330-point buying binge on the Dow as traders around the
world breathed a sigh of relief that European leaders pledged to bolster their banks and the markets look
ahead to the start of earnings season.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average soared 330.06 points, or 2.97%, to 11433.18, the Standard & Poor's
500 jumped 39.43 points, or 3.41%, to 1194.89 and the Nasdaq Composite leaped 86.70 points, or 3.50%,
to 2566.05. The FOX 50 gained 28.49 points, or 3.38%, to 872.36.
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While bond markets in the U.S. were closed for the holiday, the bulls on Wall
Street did anything but stay home, sending the blue chips to their biggest oneday point gain since August 11. Rallying for the fourth time in five sessions, the
benchmark index has surged about 775 points over the past week amid signs
Europe is finally racing to get its debt debacle under control before it sends the
U.S. to a double-dip recession.
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Nationalize Bank Dexia
I think market sentiment has shifted to a modestly positive tone. Current

pricing is, frankly, relatively cheap relative to what earnings should be, said
Peter Kenny, managing director at Knight Capital. Kenny also said, The tone
out of Europe has become a lot more constructive over the last week or so
thanks to pretty aggressive, very proactive policy initiatives spearheaded by
both France and Germany.
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Over the weekend German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President
Nicolas Sarkozy promised to take action before the end of October to fix the
continent's debt mess and shore up their banks. The leaders of the two largest
euro-zone countries said they are close to a deal to recapitalize embattled
European lenders. However, Merkel and Sarkozy stopped short of laying out
specifics of a plan.
Because of Europe's ties to the global financial and economic systems, the deepening sovereign debt
crisis has hurt stocks and growth around the world in recent months.
In another sign Europe is attempting to get the crisis under control, France and Belgium quickly teamed up
to nationalize and break up municipal lender Dexia, which had been teetering on the verge of collapse due
to its enormous exposure to Greek bonds. Dexia, which appears to be the first banking victim of the
current crisis, quickly reached a deal to receive $121 billion in state guarantees and sell its Belgium unit to
the government for $5.4 billion.
They werent playing games with that. It wasnt dragged on, for a change, said Kenny.
Earnings Season Looms
Tech stocks also rallied in the U.S. as Apple (AAPL: 388.81, +19.01, +5.14%) said it sold a record 1
million iPhone 4S devices in a single day and IBM (IBM: 186.62, +4.23, +2.32%) hit a new record high.
All 30 blue-chip stocks landed in the green, led by banking giants Bank of America (BAC: 6.28, +0.38,
+6.44%) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM: 32.30, +1.60, +5.21%). Economically-sensitive stocks like
Caterpillar (CAT: 79.13, +3.61, +4.78%) and General Electric (GE: 16.14, +0.64, +4.13%) also rallied,
while safer plays such as McDonalds (MCD: 88.51, +1.31, +1.50%) and Procter & Gamble (PG: 64.80,
+0.89, +1.39%) saw smaller percentage gains.
Commodities weren't left out of the Columbus Day rally as crude oil soared $2.43, or 2.93%, to $85.41 and
gold gained $35.00 a troy ounce, or 2.14%, to $1,674.40.
Meanwhile, Wall Street is gearing up for the start of another earnings season, which is set to kick off after
Tuesday's closing bell when aluminum maker Alcoa (AA: 10.09, +0.38, +3.91%) releases its quarterly
results. Whether or not companies are able to meet and even exceed expectations for earnings is likely to
be a key driver for stocks for the next several weeks. Financial stocks are expected to disclose steep
declines in quarterly profits.
Its worth noting Mondays big rally was backed up with little volume due to the holiday. Typically investors
would like to see more conviction behind big moves. There was remarkably little volatility during most of
the session as the Dow moved in a tight trading range of less than 50 points until the final burst of buying.
Last week U.S. stocks stopped their slump, with the Dow rallying 1.7% and the Nasdaq Composite leaping
almost 3% amid hopes policymakers in Europe are finally taking the crisis seriously. However, stocks
closed in the red on Friday as enthusiasm for a better-than-expected jobs report was drowned out by a
credit ratings downgrade for both Spain and Italy.
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If the European debt crisis were to suddenly disappear, stocks would appear very cheap (some would say
dirt cheap), but of course the uncertainty over the debt crisis remains the critical wildcard, Bob Doll, chief
equity strategist at BlackRock, wrote in a note.
Corporate Movers
Netflix (NFLX: 111.62, -5.59, -4.77%) abandoned its unpopular plan to separate its DVD-by-mail service
and rename it Qwikster, caving to customer dissatisfaction. The company's stock initially leaped on the
announcement, but then retreated on a downgrade to "neutral" from "outperform" by Wedbush.
Sprint Nextels (S: 2.22, -0.49, -18.08%) stock plunged another 8% to 2009 levels after a slew of analysts
downgraded the No. 3 wireless company. Sprints stock has been in free fall on concerns about the need
to raise more cash due to costly plans to roll out its own 4G network and sell the iPhone.
Yahoo! (YHOO: 15.84, +0.37, +2.39%) jumped 2% as Reuters reported co-founder Jerry Yang is
interested in teaming up with private-equity firms to take the struggling Internet giant private. Meanwhile,
Bain Capital has emerged as another potential suitor for Yahoo! and Chinese Internet company Alibaba
has reportedly held talks with Singapores Temasek about providing financing to buy the 40% investment
Yahoo! holds in itself.
Superior Energy (SPN: 23.63, -3.78, -13.79%) agreed to be acquire energy services company Complete
Production Services (CPX: 28.42, +8.04, +39.45%) for $6.2 billion. The $32.90-a-share deal represented
a 62% premium on Completes close on Friday.
Global Markets
London's FTSE 100 rose 1.80% to 5399.00, Germany's DAX surged 3.02% to 5847.29 and France's CAC
40 rallied 2.13% to 3161.47.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 was closed for a holiday, but Hong Kong's Hang Seng inched up 0.02%
to 17711.10.
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The red-hot stock markets continued their October surge on Wednesday amid a growing sense that the
U.S. will easily avert a double-dip recession and Europes debt mess wont spiral out of control. However,
a late-day slide halved the session's gains and prevented the blue chips from climbing back into the black
for the year.
Today's Markets
The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 102.55 points, or 0.90%, to 11518.85, the Standard & Poor's
500 gained 11.71 points, or 0.98%, to 1207.25 and the Nasdaq Composite leaped 21.70 points, or 0.84%,
to 2604.73. The FOX 50 added 8.86 points, or 1.01%, to 883.31.
While the Dow failed to close above the 11577 level needed to recapture positive territory for 2011, the
markets extended what has been an incredible stretch of trading as bearish sentiment has faded.
Highlighted by a 330-point Columbus Day surge, the blue chips have soared 863 points, or 8.1%, since
hitting 2011 lows on October 3. Wednesday's big gains left the benchmark index at its highest level since
August 31.
The overall move has been really dramatic. I think it caught most everyone by surprise, said Peter
Kenny, managing director at Knight Capital Group.
There didn't appear to be any major triggers for the last-minute selloff from the day's highs, but some
market players may have been attempting to lock in some gains after the big run up.
Most traders were more impressed by Wall Street's newfound resiliency, which was on full display
Wednesday morning. The markets mostly shrugged off Alcoa's (AA: 10.05, -0.25, -2.43%) earnings dud
and Slovakia's initial failure to authorize the euro-zone's all-important rescue fund.
I think thats a testament to the shift in investor psychology in a weeks timeframe. If this had hit a week
ago, we wouldnt have seen the strength we started off with, said Michael James, managing director of
equity trading at Wedbush Securities. The market continues to be dominated by traders and trader
sentiment. As weve seen, that sentiment can shift from bearish to bullish in a pretty short time frame.
Edward Dempsey, chief investment officer at Pension Partners, told FOX Business the market could be
experiencing a melt-up. He pointed to a number of factors, including slumping bond markets, trailing
defensive stocks and outperformance by high-risk stocks,
The market was pricing in a Lehman like eventthat hasnt happened, said Edward Dempsey, chief
investment officer at Pension Partners. "You can have a melt-up in this environment, meaning the reaction
off the low can be extremely violent.
Buying really picked up steam after the Slovak opposition leader said his party has reached a deal to ratify
the $600 billion rescue fund that is seen as crucial to stabilizing Europe's debt debacle. The comments
come after the Slovak Parliament rejected the measure, which has been passed by 16 of the 17 euro-zone
nations.
Underscoring expectations the rescue fund will eventually be approved, the euro rallied 1% to one-month
highs against the dollar and European banks like Deutsche Bank (DB: 29.28, +1.44, +5.15%) soared.
Votes in favor of the stronger rescue fund and pledges to recapitalize the continent's banks have sent
global stocks soaring in recent days.
While Alcoa started earnings season off on a disappointing note, many are still hoping for a better-thanexpected performance from most of corporate America. Results from banking giant JPMorgan Chase
(JPM: 33.20, +0.90, +2.79%) and search titan Google (GOOG: 548.50, +5.32, +0.98%) are expected later
this week and PepsiCo's (PEP: 62.70, +1.75, +2.87%) results beat the Street.
Wall Street continues to benefit from receding fears of a double-dip recession in the U.S. Those concerns
have faded as recent indicators show stronger-than-expected growth in employment, manufacturing
activity and retail sales.
The economic data out of the U.S. has been pretty decent and suggests we are not in a recession, David
Joy, chief market strategist at Ameriprise Financial, told FOX Business. Joy, who said he has a year-end
S&P target of 1250, down from 1345 previously, added, There is a chance to break out to the upside
here, but we have some heavy lifting to do.
The S&P 500 has soared 9.83% since the October 3 lows, while the Nasdaq Composite is up 11.51% over
that span. Almost all 30 Dow stocks advanced on Wednesday, led by Walt Disney (DIS: 33.76, +1.15,
+3.53%) and Bank of America (BAC: 6.58, +0.21, +3.30%). The index's weakest players were
McDonald's (MCD: 88.36, -0.98, -1.10%) and Alcoa.
In the commodities complex, crude oil snapped a five-day winning streak, sinking 23 cents a barrel, or
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0.27%, to $85.78. Gold jumped $21.60 a troy ounce, or 1.30%, to $1,681.90.

Corporate Movers
Research in Motions (RIMM: 23.88, -0.53, -2.17%) BlackBerry outage spread to North and South
America, deepening a third day of disruptions for the struggling company. Outages have also been
reported in the U.K., Middle East, Africa, Brazil, Chile and Argentina.
PepsiCo (PEP: 62.70, +1.75, +2.87%) narrowly surpassed estimates with a non-GAAP profit of $1.31 a
share on a 13% rise in revenue to $17.58 billion. The food and beverage giant also backed its 2011 EPS
growth target.
Liz Claiborne (LIZ: 6.84, +1.74, +34.12%) leaped more than 30% after saying it has unloaded its
namesake and Monet jewelry brands to J.C. Penney (JCP: 30.23, +0.26, +0.87%) in a $267.5 million deal.
Liz Claiborne said it is also exploring options for a new name.
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ: 25.87, -0.05, -0.19%) is reconsidering a planned spinoff of its PC division due to
new analyses that show it may be ill advised, The Wall Street Journal reported. The biggest concern is
about the impact on H-P's buying power with component makers.
Global Markets
London's FTSE 100 gained 0.85% to 5441.80, Germany's DAX jumped 2.21% to 5994.47 and
France's CAC 40 soared 2.42% to 3229.76.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 fell 0.40% to 8738.90 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng leaped 1.04% to
18329.50.
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For the week, the Dow jumped 4.9%, the S&P 500 leaped 6% and the Nasdaq soared
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The energy and basic materials sectors rose the most on the day on the back of a
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after tech titan Google (GOOG) unveiled robust quarterly profits. However, financials
lagged behind for a second day.
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the red hot social networking market is proceeding at quick pace. Shares surged more
than 5%.
Traders were also keeping a close eye on the Group of 20 financial ministers and
central bank officials who are kicking off a three-day meeting in Paris. The group,
which represents many of the world's biggest economies, is expected to discuss
methods of tackling Europe's twin sovereign debt and financial crises. In a sign of the
lingering tensions there, Standard & Poor's sliced Spain's credit rating to "AA-" from
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dollar.
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Surging financial shares, coupled with reports that European authorities were nearing a deal to tackle the
region's debt crisis, rekindled Wall Street's enthusiasm, setting off a buying frenzy that left the blue chips
180 points to the upside.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 180 points, or 1.6%, to 11,577, the S&P 500 rose 24.5 points,
or 2%, to 1,225, and the Nasdaq Composite climbed 42.5 points, or 1.6%, to 2,657.
In a stark comparison to the prior session, financial stocks soared. Indeed, Bank of America (BAC: 6.64,
+0.61, +10.12%) was the best-performing blue chip by a wide margin, spiking 11%. The sudden uptick
comes as traders cheered relatively strong earnings from the nation's largest bank by assets, and
overlooked weak quarterly performance by Goldman Sachs (GS: 102.25, +5.35, +5.52%). Industrials like
machinery-giant Caterpillar (CAT: 84.72, +3.20, +3.93%) posted solid performance as well.
Technology behemoth IBM (IBM: 178.90, -7.69, -4.12%), however, fell more than 3% after its outlook
spooked traders.
Trading on Wall Street has been tumultuous in recent weeks. Jitters over the sovereign debt crisis in
Europe sent the Dow diving more than 240 points in the worst rout since early-October on Monday, and
the markets had been solidly to the downside for much of Tuesday before the markets rebounded.
Yields on U.S. debt, seen as a safe-haven investment, bounced back from heavy losses as well. The yield
the benchmark 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.185% from 2.157%. Bond yields move in the opposite
direction of prices, so as demand ramps up, yields fall. Volatility, as tracked by the VIX index, plunged
more than 7%.
The Guardian reported late in Tuesday's session that France and Germany -- Europe's economic
powerhouses -- agreed to increase the size of the euro zone's bailout fund to 2 trillion euros as the 17member currency bloc grapples with a deepening sovereign debt crisis. However, some of the original
enthusiasm faded after Dow Jones Newswires said the figure discussed in The Guardian's report was
"totally wrong," according to unnamed sources.
The fund, which has been the subject of heated debate in Europe, would be able to purchase debt of
countries like Greece and Spain, which have seen borrowing costs spike in private markets as they deal
with incredibly high levels of debt. Additionally, the fund may be a boon to troubled financial institutions,
that have seen capital levels shrink as a result of the crisis.
The European sovereign debt crisis has been a cause of major uncertainty for Wall Street, and has
prompted steep retreats and big gains in recent months. A potential resolution, therefore, is seen by
market participants as a positive.
The euro, which had been down sharply in earlier trading, turned sharply to the upside on the news,
climbing 0.5% to $1.38. The greenback fell 0.41% against a basket of world currencies.
Earnings Season in Full Swing
Several blue chips reported earnings before the opening bell, including Bank of America (BAC: 6.64,
+0.61, +10.12%), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ: 64.42, +0.63, +0.99%) and Coca-Cola (KO: 66.74, -0.26, 0.39%). Intel (INTC: 23.40, +0.12, +0.52%) is set to report after the close of trading.
Bank of America earned 56 cents a share in the third quarter, well higher than the 77 cent loss it reported
last year. However, an accounting gain and a pretax asset sale, two elements that wouldn't be expected
to show up in continuing earnings, were the driver of much of the gains. Still, shares rallied 8% in
afternoon trading.
Coca-Cola revealed adjusted profits of $1.03 a share, edging out analysts' estimates by a penny. The
world's biggest soft-drink maker also saw its sales jump 45%.
Medical giant Johnson & Johnson revealed adjusted third-quarter net profits of $1.24 a share, beating
forecasts by 3 cents.
Goldman Sachs posted a much wider-than-expected quarterly loss of 84 cents a share for the third
quarter, compared with calls by analysts of a loss of 16 cents. The loss was the second in the investmentbanking heavyweight's history as a publicly traded company.
Inflation Heats Up, Homebuilder Sentiment Rises
Prices at the wholesale level jumped 0.8% in September, according to the Labor Department, a much
quicker pace than the 0.2% economists forecast. Excluding the more volatile food and energy component,
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prices rose 0.2%, also topping forecasts of 0.1%.

The National Association of Homebuilders' gauge of sentiment rose to 18 in October from 14 in
September, zooming past estimates of a reading of 15. Sentiment is now the highest since May 2010,
representing a rare glimmer of light in a market that was slammed during the economic downturn, and has
been slow to recover.
On the global front, China's economy grew at an annualized pace of 9.1% in the third quarter, short of the
9.3% analysts expected, and the slowest pace since 2009. The specter of slowing expansion for the world
second-largest economy initially sent commodities plunging, but many made a dramatic comeback.
Crude oil gained $1.96, or 2.3%, to $88.34 a barrel. Wholesale RBOB gasoline rose less than a penny to
$2.75 a gallon.
In metals, silver was up 0.03% to $31.31 a troy ounce. Gold slipped $23.80, or 1.4%, to $1,653 a troy
ounce.
Foreign Markets
The Euro Stoxx 50 fell 0.39% to 2,307, the English FTSE 100 slid 0.48% to 5,410 and the German DAX
gained 0.31% to 5,877.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 dropped 1.6% to 8,742 and the Chinese Hang Seng plunged 4.2% to
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The blue chips capped yet another furious, headline-driven trading session to the
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 37.2 points, or 0.32%, to 11,542, the S&P 500
gained 5.5 points, or 0.46%, to 1,215, and the Nasdaq Composite fell 5.4 points, or
0.21%, to 2,599.
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closed in opposing directions for ten-straight sessions.
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Financials were the leader of the session, with big banks like JPMorgan (JPM: 33.13,
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helping to drag the tech-heavy Nasdaq into the red on the day.
Market participants are paying close attention to Europe, where policymakers are
struggling to craft a unified solution to tackle the 17-member currency bloc's debt
crisis. Indeed, the crisis seemed to be reaching a boiling point as violent protests
against fresh austerity measure broke out across beleaguered Greece, and the spread
between German debt and that of periphery nations edged higher ahead of the
weekend summit. German bunds are seen as Europe's safe-haven assets, so when
traders look to reduce risk, they would purchase bunds and sell other government
securities, widening the spread.
However, France and Germany -- the region's economic superpowers -- said Thursday
a solution for the debt crisis would be drafted on this weekend, and finalized no later
than next week. While U.S. markets got a boost on the news, it came too late to help
European markets that closed sharply to the downside.
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Street Journal reported.
Energy markets moved to the upside on the back of the better-than-expected
manufacturing report. Light, sweet crude fell 81 cents, or 0.94%, to $85.30 a barrel.
Wholesale RBOB gasoline gained less than a penny to $2.68 a gallon.
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The Euro Stoxx 50 fell 2.5% to 2,271, the English FTSE 100 slid 1.2% to 5,385, and
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In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 dropped 1% to 8,682 and the Chinese Hang Seng
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the markets, as traders have fretted that the debt and financial
crises will spread from the periphery to the core, potentially
causing a threat to major global economies.
Germany and France -- Europe's economic superpowers -conceded late Thursday that a solution will not be finalized at
this weekend's summit, but one would be announced no later
than the following Wednesday. Developments Friday
suggested the 17-member currency bloc may be nearing a
compromise on how to structure the region's bailout fund, the
European Financial Stability Facility. The Austrian finance
minister said the group is down to two options on how to
leverage the EFSF.
Previous media reports have suggested that one option the
group is considering is allowing the EFSF to sell troubled
sovereign debt it acquires straight to the European Central
Bank. This, economists say, would dramatically enhance the
EFSF's firepower because its capital won't get locked up in
buying debt, and the ECB has theoretically limitless buying
abilities. However, this has made Germany uneasy, so there
has also been a proposal to allow the EFSF to leverage using
commercial banks, which would be considerably more
restrictive.
This comes as the international community, including the U.S.,
has turned up the heat on EU officials to stem the crisis before
it does more damage to global economies. The markets have
added pressure too, with the spread between European
safe-haven bonds, the German bund, and other sovereign debt
widening markedly this month, meaning investors are
demanding higher yields to hold the relatively riskier sovereign
debt. This makes it more expensive for countries to borrow,
and creates a feedback loop that worsens the crisis.
European traders remained optimistic that officials will be able
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General Electric (GE: 16.31, -0.32, -1.92%), the biggest U.S.

conglomerate, said its earnings jumped 18% to 31 cents a
share in the third quarter, excluding one-time charges, meeting
analysts' expectations. Verizon Communications (VZ: 37.42,
+0.32, +0.86%) posted continuing profits of 56 cents a share,
topping estimates of 55 cents.
There were no major economic releases on Friday.
Energy markets were higher on a much weaker dollar. Light,
sweet crude gained $1.33, or 1.6%, to $87.40 a barrel.
Wholesale RBOB gasoline rose 1 cent, or 0.34%, to $2.68 a
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 105 points, or 0.89%, to 11,914,
the S&P 500 gained 15.9 points, or 1.3%, to 1,254, and the Nasdaq
Composite climbed 62 points, or 2.4%, to 2,699.
The blue chips have been moving steadily higher in the past several
weeks, climbing more than 9% for the month so far, and into the green
for the year. Indeed, if the Dow can hold its gains for another week, this
will be the best month for the benchmark index since 2002.
Broader indices have performed well as well; indeed, the Nasdaq
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and financials performed the best on the day; for example, FreeportMcMoRan Copper & Gold (FCX: 39.50, +2.92, +7.98%) zoomed close
to 10% higher.
More than 90% of the shares listed on the Nasdaq 100 index of nonfinancial companies were in the green, and a dozen big-name retailers
hit all-time highs. Volatility, as measured by the VIX, dropped 5.6% in a
sign of easing concerns on Wall Street.
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billion.
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HealthSpring (HS: 53.71, +13.55, +33.74%) for $3.8 billion -- a 37%
premium to the managed care specialists' closing price on Friday. Also
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Market participants have been paying close attention to euro zone,
where leaders met this weekend in Brussels to work out a solution to
the 17-member currency bloc's debt crisis. A final decision has been
postponed to a second summit on Wednesday, however, reports
suggest leaders made some progress.
"Further work is still needed and that is why we will take the decisions in
the follow-up euro zone summit," Reuters quoted European Council
President Herman Van Rompuy as saying after the summit.
The new package to tackle the crisis will involve recapitalzing the
region's struggling banking sector, restructuring Greece's sovereign
debt, and a significant increase in the size of the rescue fund, called the
European Financial Stability Facility, according to the Wall Street
Journal. However, disagreements reportedly remained on how to
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ultimately be crafted, European summits have had mixed results in the
past presenting a risk to already volatile markets.
"We recommend staying cautious until more concrete policy
announcements emerge," analysts at Barclays Capital wrote in a a
research note.
European blue chips jumped 1.4%, while the euro rose 0.47% to $1.39.
The dollar fell 0.39% against a basket of world currencies.
There are no major American economic releases slated for release on
Monday, however, traders did get encouraging manufacturing data from
China. HSBC's gauge of Chinese manufacturing rose to 51.1 in
October from 49.9 in September, marking the first rise since March.
Readings above 50 point to expansion, while those below indicate
contraction.
However, data from Europe showed that manufacturing there
contracted more than expected over the same period.
Energy markets were in the green amid a weak dollar and strong
Chinese manufacturing data. Light, sweet crude soared $3.87, or 4.4%,
to $91.27 a barrel. Wholesale RBOB gasoline rose less than a penny to
$2.69 a gallon.
Gold jumped $16.40, or 1%, to $1,652 a troy ounce. Treasury yields
edged higher. The benchmark 10-year note yielded 2.230% from
2.219%.
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year. The shipping company also plans on hiring 20,000 seasonal
workers.
Kimberly-Clark (KMB: 69.65, -3.35, -4.59%), the maker of Kleenex
tissues, posted an 8% drop in its quarterly profits, meeting analysts'
expectations.
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The Euro Stoxx 50 jumped 1.4% to 2,369, the English FTSE 100 rose
1.1% to 5,548 and the German DAX gained 1.4% to 6,055.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 jumped 1.9% to 8,844 and the
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In addition to developments out of a crucial euro-zone summit, U.S.

equities received a bounce from further upbeat earnings reports from
key companies, including defense and aerospace giant Boeing (BA:
66.56, +2.84, +4.46%). Including Wednesday's triple-digit rally, Wall
Street has closed higher four of the past five trading sessions.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 162.42 points, or 1.39%, to

11,869.04, the S&P 500 rose 12.95 points, or 1.05%, to 1,242 and the
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I think its just an overall resilient, bullish sentiment thats taken hold of
the market, which is really continuing to have an optimistic tone, said
Michael James, managing director of equity trading at Wedbush
Securities.
Most of the focus was on Europe's efforts to solve its sovereign debt
debacle. A number of positive developments emerged, including a
report from The Wall Street Journal saying French President Nicolas
Sarkozy planned to reach out to Chinas President Hu Jintao about
contributing to the euro-zone bailout fund, the European Financial
Stability Facility. While EU nations are struggling to commit enough
cash, Chinas coffers are far deeper.
Further, Reuters reported euro-zone nations at the summit signed off on
plans to leverage the EFSF several fold and Germany's parliament has
already agreed to use leverage. Leveraging the EFSF is crucial to
increasing its firepower and making it robust enough to tackle the crisis
in larger euro-zone nations such as Italy, should the need arise. Utilizing
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Additionally, a draft agreement from the summit said the EFSF can act
as a risk insurance and special purpose vehicle, further ramping up its
usefulness in providing rescues. Any plan will need to be approved by
the parliaments of all 17 countries in the bloc, where varying political
tensions have come into play. Germany -- Europe's economic
powerhouse -- has been pushing to reduce its involvement in sovereign
bailouts, while at the same time emphasizing the importance of the
euro.
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However, the summit failed to produce a deal on the size of a haircut on

Greek bonds that are held by private investors, including embattled
French and German banks. Traders were impressed with the markets'
resiliency, which was on display by not selling off due to the EU failing
to reach a comprehensive deal on a number of sticking points.
If this would have happened a month ago, there would have been a
little more focus on the negatives than the positives, said James. Right
now theres a bullish backdrop to the market. That could change on a
dime.
European markets ended modestly lower on the day, but closed before
the summit concluded. The euro dipped 0.06% to $1.3899 in particularly
choppy trading. The dollar rose 0.38% against a basket of six world
currencies.
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Earnings season continued to roll on in mostly positive fashion as

Boeing unveiled third-quarter profits of $1.1 billion, more than the $837
million it earned in the same period the year prior, and higher than Wall
Street forecast. Shares of the aircraft maker flew 4.5% higher, leading
the Dow by a wide margin. Ford (F: 11.87, -0.56, -4.51%) posted thirdquarter profits that were less than it earned in the same period last year,
but higher than analysts anticipated.
Financial and energy shares outperformed the broader markets, while
consumer-driven issues like Nordstrom (JWN: 50.46, -0.17, -0.34%)
struggled a bit.
Durable Goods, Home Sales Data Top Expectations
On the economic front, orders for long-lasting goods fell by 0.8% in
September, a shallower loss than the 0.9% economists forecast.
Excluding the transportation component, orders were actually up 1.7%,
much bigger than the 0.4% rise that was anticipated.
The report is important for the manufacturing sector, and could impact a
wide swath of companies from Caterpillar (CAT: 91.57, +1.68, +1.87%)
to Apple (AAPL: 400.60, +2.83, +0.71%).
New sales of single-family hopes jumped 5.7% to an annualized rate of
313,000 units in September. Economists expected a smaller increase to
300,000. While supply fell to the lowest level since last April, median
home prices are off 10.4% from September of last year.
Demand for housing has remained anemic as a result of stubbornly-tight
lending conditions, beaten down consumer confidence, and a glut of
available supply on the market.
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Energy markets closed lower on a bearish inventory report. The Energy

Department reported crude oil stockpiles increased nearly four times
more than expected last week, while gasoline draws were slightly
shallower than expected. Higher supplies can point to lower overall
demand for energy, putting pressure on prices.
Light, sweet crude fell $2.97, or 3.2%, to $90.20 a barrel. Wholesale
RBOB gasoline fell 5 cents, or 1.8%, to $2.65 a gallon.
Gold jumped for its forth-straight session. The precious metal climbed
$23.10, or 1.4%, to $1,724 a troy ounce. The yield on U.S. government
debt moved higher. The benchmark 10-year Treasury note yields
2.160% from 2.116%.
Corporate News
Amazon.com (AMZN: 198.40, -28.75, -12.66%) revealed quarterly
results that were well short of analysts' expectations on the top and
bottom line after the closing bell on Tuesday. Shares of the largest
online retailer closed off nearly 13% on the report.
MF Global Holdings (MF: 1.70, -0.16, -8.60%) has hired an investment
bank Evercore Partners (EVR: 23.70, +0.27, +1.15%) to look into a
possible sale, merger, or other strategic options as the company looks
to stem its plunging shares, according to the Journal.
Nokia (NOK: 6.77, +0.06, +0.89%) unveiled phones powered by
Microsoft's (MSFT: 26.59, -0.22, -0.82%) mobile operating system as
the Finland-based company looks to compete with other smartphones
powered by Google (GOOG: 586.31, +3.15, +0.54%) and Apple
(AAPL: 400.60, +2.83, +0.71%) software.
Foreign Markets
European blue chips fell 0.38%, the English FTSE 100 rose 0.5% to
5,553 and the German DAX slipped 0.51% to 6,016.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 fell 0.16% to 8,748 and the Chinese
Hang Seng climbed 0.52% to 19,067.
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Traders took a breather on Friday following a very strong showing in the

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Consumer discretionary shares took the biggest losses by a wide

margin after Whirlpool (WPH), the biggest appliance manufacturer,
pared back its full-year profit estimates and announced job cuts.
Meanwhile, miners performed the strongest on the back of a big rally in
copper futures.
Despite falling share prices Friday, the markets are headed for their
best October performance on record, as easing European tensions, and
generally upbeat corporate earnings have boosted traders' confidence.
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All eyes are still fixed on Europe, however, even after policymakers
Thursday crafted a plan to tackle the region's debt crisis that has
threatened some of the world's biggest economies. Doubts still remain
among analysts as to whether the euro zone's $610 billion rescue fund,
even after substantial leveraging, will be enough to tackle future
sovereign debt crises, particularly if they strike big economic players,
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European and Chinese leaders downplayed that notion on Friday,
according to several media reports from Asia and Europe.
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domestic front to parse through.
Consumer sentiment ticked higher in late October, according to a
private survey. The final reading of the Reuters/University of Michigan
gauge of consumer sentiment checked in at 60.9, higher than a
preliminary reading of 57.5, and topping estimates of 58. Additionally,
the expectations and current conditions sub-indices rose to the highest
level since July.
U.S. personal spending rose 0.6% in September from August, in line
with estimates, while personal income rose 0.1%, short of estimates of
0.3%.
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grew at the fastest pace in a year in the third quarter of 2011.
Pharmaceutical giant Merck (MRK: 35.11, +0.80, +2.33%) posted thirdquarter profits of 94 cents a share, excluding one-time charges, on
revenue of $12 billion, topping estimates on the top and bottom line.
Whirlpool said it plans on slicing more than 5,000 jobs, which equates
to roughly 10% of its workforce, as it has seen its sales grow more
slowly than expected. The world's largest appliance maker also
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Also on the corporate front, Rochdale Securities' Dick Bove, an

influential banking analyst, raised his rating on Goldman Sachs (GS:
115.86, +0.95, +0.83%) from neutral to buy, and bumped up the price
target to $135 from $115.
Energy futures were in the red following strong gains in the prior
session. Oil prices, however, soared 6.8% on the week -- the biggest
gain on a percentage basis since February. Light, sweet crude fell 68
cents, or 0.68%, to $93.32 a barrel. Wholesale RBOB gasoline slipped
6 cents, or 2.2%, to $2.68 a gallon.
In metals, gold fell 50 cents, or 0.03%, to $1,747 a troy ounce. However
copper soared 5.8% -- having its best week since the metal began
trading in 1988. Copper is often seen as an indicator of global
economic sentiment because of its varied uses in industry.
Yields on government debt moved lower. The benchmark 10-year note
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of forecasts.
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European blue chips fell 0.18%, the English FTSE 100 dipped 0.2% to
5,702 and the German DAX fell 0.2% to 6,346.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 jumped 1.4% to 9,050 and the
Chinese Hang Seng soared 1.7% to 20,019.
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Continued Uncertainty Over the Euro Zone

Market participants have been fixated on the two-year-old sovereign
debt crisis for weeks.
Less than a week after European leaders struck a wide-ranging
agreement to tackle the crisis that analysts fear could put the region's
economy in peril, a call by Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou to
hold a referendum threatened to derail the entire arrangement, and
potentially put the currency bloc in jeopardy. Greece needs billions of
euros in rescue aid to stave off a collapse, but international lenders
have pushed for highly-unpopular austerity measures, which would be
voted on by the entire Greek public in the referendum.
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lawmakers rejected it, and several members of Papandreou's own party
threatened to defect. The fear is that if Greece defaults, the cost for
other highly indebted but bigger economies, like Italy, to borrow will
jump, substantially worsening the crisis.
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on Wednesday they would withhold the country's sixth aid tranche until
after the referendum. Without the aid, Greece can't pay its debts and
would likely default, analysts say.
The euro rose 0.46% against the U.S. dollar, while European blue chips
ticked higher by 0.1%.
Energy markets got a boost from a weaker U.S. dollar, and extended
gains even after a fairly bearish inventory reports showing unexpectedly
large increases in crude oil and gasoline stocks. The benchmark U.S.
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RBOB gasoline rose less than a penny to $2.63 a gallon.
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Gold climbed $17.80, or 1%, to $1,730 a troy ounce. Yields on U.S.

government debt were only modestly changed following steep losses
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European blue chips rallied 1.4%, the English FTSE 100 jumped 1.2%
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In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 tumbled 2.2% to 8,640 and the
Chinese Hang Seng jumped 1.9% to 19,734.
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In addition to hopes Greece will succumb to international pressure and

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Prime Minister George Papandreou will need to relinquish control, a
surprise interest-rate cut from the European Central Bank and shares of
Jefferies (JEF: 10.75, -1.52, -12.39%) erasing a 20% plunge.
Concerns about the planned referendum leading to a Greek default
mounted earlier this week, but appear to have receded. At least for
now, they have subsided, subject to change by tomorrow, said Michael
James, managing director of equity trading at Wedbush Securities,
alluding to the fluid nature of the situation.
While the midweek surge of 387 points isn't enough to wipe out Monday
and Tuesdays tumbles, which wiped out nearly 600 Dow points, the
volatility continues to show how focused global markets are on Europes
efforts to resolve its nearly two-year long sovereign debt crisis.
The market is really schizophrenic. You can just see the slightest bit of
news -- positive or negative -- moves the market in that direction.
Everyone reacts instantaneously to the news, said Jason Weisberg,
senior vice president at Seaport Securities. These swings in the market
place are a direct result of that and it's really scared the long-term
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The latest upswing was set in motion by the events in Greece, which
appears to be moving away from the idea of holding a referendum on
the rescue aid it was expected to receive. The Greek public has
violently protested many of the austerity measures international lenders
have pushed for as a condition of the bailout. A "no" vote in a
referendum, analysts say, could leave the highly-indebted country with
no other choice but to default when its next bond payment comes due
next month -- a result that could damage larger economies and slam the
global financial system.
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Reports also swirled that Papandreou was going to resign, paving the
way for a unity coalition run by Lucas Papademus, a former governor of
the Bank of Greece. While the resignation never materialized,
Papandreou said he wants the legislature to hold a no-confidence vote
on Friday.
Meanwhile, new ECB President Mario Draghi made a splash by
unexpectedly slicing a key interest rate by 0.25 percentage points to
1.25% on Thursday The ECB had been previously balancing concerns
over the escalating debt crisis with worries low interest rates may lead
to higher levels of inflation.
After another whirlwind day, European blue-chip stocks closed sharply
higher, leaping 2.5%, while the euro gained 0.52% to $1.3819.
The crisis in Europe has already begun impacting U.S. banks. MF
Global, previously a major player in the derivatives market, filed for
Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection less than a week after reporting a
$6.3 billion exposure to European sovereign debt. Investment
bank Jefferies (JEF: 10.75, -1.52, -12.39%) shares plunged 20% on
Thursday due to concerns about its own exposure. However, its stock
raced back and even briefly turned positive after it released a statement
saying it has "no meaningful net exposure" to these assets.
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The U.S. economy is also coming squarely into focus, as the
government's all-important jobs report is on tap for Friday. Economists
expect the report to show the unemployment rate stuck at 9.1% in
October as the economy struggled to add jobs in light of strong
headwinds.
Ahead of that report, the government said new claims for unemployment
benefits fell to 397,000 last week from 406,000 the week prior.
Economists were predicting a drop to 400,000.
Meanwhile, the Institute for Supply Management's non-manufacturing
PMI gauge dipped to 52.9 for October, compared with 53 in September
and consensus estimates of 53.5. Readings above 50 point to
expansion, while those below indicate contraction.
Separately, the government said factory orders rose 0.3% in September
from the month prior, besting the 0.1% drop that analysts forecasted.
Energy closed mostly higher. Light, sweet crude rose $1.56, or 1.69%,
to $94.07 a barrel. Wholesale RBOB gasoline fell 2 cents, or 0.74%, to
$2.61 a gallon.
Gold jumped $35.50, or 2.1%, to $1,765 a troy ounce. Yields on
government debt ticked higher. The 10-year Treasury note yields
2.058% from 1.987%.
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Kraft (K: 49.91, -4.13, -7.64%) slumped almost 8% amid
disappointment over its steeper-than-expected 17% slide in third-quarter
earnings and lowered guidance. Even the more optimistic end of the
new range would trail the Street's view.
Qualcomm (QCOM: 56.11, +3.93, +7.53%) raced 7% higher a day after
reporting a 22% rise in quarterly profits that exceeded estimates. The
mobile chip maker also issued a bullish guidance for its new fiscal year.
Foreign Markets
European blue chips rose 2.5%, the English FTSE 100 rose 1.2% to
5,552 and the German DAX jumped 2.8% to 6,132.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 dropped 2.2% to 8,640 and the
Chinese Hang Seng tumbled 2.5% to 19,243.
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi revealed he would resign

following the passage of a 2012 budget bill after losing his majority
support earlier in the day on Tuesday. The move was seen as positive
by the market participants amid hopes the ouster of the premier would
open to the door to reforms necessary to keep the county's debt from
spiraling out of control.
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euro-era high -- as worries have mounted it may need a rescue like its
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The country's borrowing costs are "clearly unsustainable," according to

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European blue chips held on to sizeable gains afternoon trading
there, having closed before Berlusconi resigned, as a result of strong
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28.63, +0.42, +1.49%) and Intercontinental Hotels (IHG: 17.49, -0.23,
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biggest American travel website by market capitalization, saw its
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year.
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take hefty losses, which is unusual, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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In what was a stark contrast from the powerful selloff Wednesday that
knocked the S&P 500 and Nasdaq into the red for the year, volatility fell
by more than 8%, while the yield on U.S. government debt edged higher
in calmer trading. The 10-year Treasury note yields 2.056% from
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New claims for unemployment benefits fell to 390,000 last week, the
lowest level since April, from 400,000 the week prior. Economists have
been focused strongly on the labor market, which has been slow to
recover from the recession, and has become a major political issue.
The U.S. trade deficit narrowed substantially to $43.1 billion in
September from $44.92 billion in August, and smaller than the $46
billion economists expected. Exports jumped 1.4%, while imports only
edged up by 0.3%.
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Asia can support continued export growth," Troy Davig, an economist at
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Italy -- one of the world's biggest economies -- is in the throes the
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unsustainable levels, igniting fears that it will lose access to financing in
the private market. If that were to happen, the country that has $2.6
trillion in public debt would need international support and risk
defaulting, which analysts fear could rock the global financial system.
The country's parliament pushed a key vote on several economic
reforms to this weekend, which was seen as a positive by market
participants. European leaders have strongly pressured the country to
take on reforms to cut its public debt down. Additionally, Prime Minister
Silvio Berlusconi agreed to step down after the vote, paving the way for
a new leader to push the reforms. Italy's President, Giorgio Napolitano,
took steps to boost the standing of Mario Monti, a well-respected
economist that may be tapped to lead the emergency government
there.
Italy also auctioned 1-year notes Thursday morning. The auction was
seen by strong as analysts, but the country was forced to pay a steep
rate of 6.087%. The European Central Bank also bought Italian bonds in
a bid to keep yields down, according to reports.
Still, market participants have struck a cautious tone: "Political
uncertainty in Italy prevails as question marks abound around the
budget," analysts at Nomura wrote in a note to clients.
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government formed after Prime Minister George Papandreou agreed to
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European blue chips rose 0.25%, while the euro climbed 0.39% to
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Energy markets were mixed. The benchmark New York oil contract
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In metals, gold sunk $32.00, or 1.8%, to $1,760 a troy ounce.
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European blue chips rose 0.25%, the English FTSE 100 slipped 0.28%
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In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 plummeted 2.9% to 8,501 and the
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$1.373. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar tumbled 0.88% against a basket of
six world currencies.
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November from a final reading of 60.9 in October, easily besting
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20% since the start of October has been driven by a broad
range of factors, from a weaker dollar to an easing supply glut
and ongoing tension in the Middle East.
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Stephen Schork, publisher of the industry newsletter The

Schork Report, said if the rally in U.S. crude really takes off,
gas prices could top $4 -- a level not seen since July 2008,
when prices hit a record high of $4.114.
"There's a lot of things going on here," said Phil Flynn, senior
market analyst at PFG Best. The dollar has weakened and
emerging market demand, particularly from South America,
has strengthened, Flynn said. At the same time, U.S. crude
supplies have been tightening.
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A weaker dollar typically signals a rise in oil prices, since the

exchange rate gives foreign countries a boost in the
purchasing power of their currencies.
On the supply side, the main U.S. trading hub in Cushing,
Okla., which houses the oil to which U.S. West Texas
Intermediate (WTI) prices are pegged, experienced a
bottleneck earlier this year that led to an accumulation of oil at
the site. That situation has eased over the past few weeks,
analysts say, contributing to the price rise.
"It was just a temporary situation," said Peter Beutel, an oil
analyst with Cameron Hanover. "It doesn't look like it's ever
likely to occur again."
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Schork said price increases are also being driven by short
sellers who are getting pushed out of the market and forced to
cover their trades. In addition, an unusually large gap between
the prices of WTI and Brent crude, the European benchmark,
is now closing, he said.
Brent and WTI prices have historically tracked within just a few
dollars of each other, but this year they've been separated by a
wide gap. In September, that gap stretched to a whopping
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That happened in part because, while the glut in Oklahoma led

to an oversupply of WTI, production in Europe's North Sea
dropped sharply and the Libyan industry was disrupted by
civil war. Those events helped push Brent prices above $125
a barrel in April.
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At this point, however, Beutel said there is no reason for such
a large price gap, and he would be "shocked" if it doesn't
narrow to less than $5 by the spring. Brent traded around $112
a barrel Monday and has climbed less steeply than WTI over
the past few weeks. In early October, Brent was trading
around $104 a barrel.
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"The WTI certainly has a lot more room to go higher than the
Brent does, " Beutel said.
To add to all this, recent concerns that hostilities may break out
between Israel and Iran and disrupt Middle Eastern oil
production are also driving up prices globally, said Jim
Ritterbusch, president of oil trading advisory firm Ritterbusch
and Associates.
Saudi oil production cut looms
But the biggest question for oil prices still remains one of
demand, especially in light of the ongoing European debt
crisis, which could still spiral out of control.
Production gains in the North Sea and Libya, along with a
revival of the Iraqi oil industry will mean little if the
European crisis drags the global economy with it.
"It will all hinge on the eurozone," Ritterbusch said. "If you
could tell me where the euro currency is going to be a month
or two down the road, I could tell you where oil prices will be."
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close at 16,123.46, as investors shrugged off
low GDP growth numbers for the second
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despite weak global cues. Refinery, FMCG
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gains. Other blue-chips -- Bharti Airtel, ITC, ONGC, HDFC Bank, TCS,
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selling in ICICI Bank, Tata Motors, Hero MoroCorp and Sterlite restricted
the gains. Meanwhile, confirming economic slowdown, GDP expanded
just 6.9 per cent in second quarter of 2011-12, as against 8.4 per cent in
the same period last fiscal. The government has lowered its full-year
growth projection to 7.3 per cent. Senior Research Analyst at Bonanza
Portfolio Shanu Goel said, however, "To the relief of the bulls the growth
Share
figures came at 6.9 per cent, as per the market expectation. Though
growth has slowed down across sectors, the market accepted the fact
amid global turmoil and uncertainties." The BSE 30-share Sensex
opened lower on weak Asian cues. Later, it moved erratically before
ending at 16,123.46, up 115.12 points or 0.72 per cent. Yesterday, it had
fallen 158.79 points or 0.98 per cent. The 50-issue Nifty of the National
Stock Exchange also rebounded by 26.95 points or 0.56 per cent to
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mark, while the S&P 500 surpassed the 1,200 level.
The Dow's performance on Wednesday was the seventh best since the
blue-chip index was created in 1896 on a point basis, and the best on a
percent basis since 2009. The rest of the month was choppy, but this
week's rally helped offset much of the earlier loss. For the month, the
Dow rose 0.7%, the S&P 500 slipped 0.5% and the Nasdaq stumbled
2.4%.
On the day, every major sector was in the green, but energy, basic
materials and financial firms saw the most buying. Additionally, roughly
98 of every 100 stocks on the broad S&P 500 ended the in the green
along with every blue chip. More than 97% of volume on the New York
Stock Exchange was in advancing shares, and volatility plunged 9.3%.
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world's biggest heavy equipment maker, and JPMorgan Chase (JPM:
30.97, +2.41, +8.44%) were the top performers, closely followed by
Alcoa (AA: 10.02, +0.71, +7.63%) and Bank of America (BAC: 5.44,
+0.37, +7.30%). Wal-Mart (WMT: 58.90, +0.73, +1.25%) and Home
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a coordinated action to provide liquidity to "ease strains in financial
markets."
"The purpose of these actions is to ease strains in financial markets and
thereby mitigate the effects of such strains on the supply of credit to
households and businesses and so help foster economic activity," the
Fed said in a statement.
Essentially, the Fed reducing the cost of providing dollar funding to the
other banks in exchange for their respective currencies to "improve
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The other banks involved were The Bank of Canada, the Bank of
England, the Bank of Japan, and the Swiss National Bank. The move
comes on the heels of the Chinese central bank's cutting of the required
reserve ratio on the largest lenders to ease credit conditions there. The
world's second-biggest economy grew at an annualized pace of 9.1% in
the third quarter of this year -- the slowest rate since the second quarter
of 2009, raising worries that it may be slowing down.
"The coordinated action by the global Central banks is welcome news,"
Fred Dickson, chief investment strategist at Davidson Companies, wrote
in an e-mail. "However, we do not see this as the terminal big bang
event that marks the end of the current eurozone financial crisis.
The euro spiked on the news of the central banks' actions, recently
jumping 0.9% to $1.344.
Energy markets were in the green as well. The benchmark crude oil
contract traded in New York climbed 57 cents, or 0.57%, to $100.36 a
barrel. It was a strong month for crude oil, which soared 7.7% and
ended in the green for the second-straight month.
Wholesale RBOB gasoline gained 3 cents, or 1.1%, to $2.57 a
gallon. Gas edged lower by 0.7% on the month.
Flurry of Upbeat Economic Data
A report by payroll firm ADP showed the private sector added 206,000
jobs in November, blowing past forecasts of a 130,000 increase. The
September number was also revised higher to 116,000 from 91,000.
The labor market has been slowly recovering since the unemployment
rate hit 10.1% in October 2009. Small businesses have shown
particularly robust job growth, the data have shown in recent months.
The number of planned layoffs fell 0.7% to 42,474 in November from the
month prior, according to outplacement firm Challenger, Gray &
Christmas. The number of planned job cuts were down 13% from last
year, and were driven by the public sector.
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The Institute for Supply Management's gauge of manufacturing in the

Midwest jumped to 62.6 in November from 58.4 the month prior. This
report comes ahead of the more closely watched ISM survey that
covers the entire U.S.
The number of U.S. home buyers who signed contracts to buy
previously occupied homes jumped 10.4% in October from the month
prior to the highest level since November 2010, and far exceeding
economists' expectations for a gain of 1.5%.
The economy grew at a "slow to moderate pace" in most of the Federal
Reserves districts in October, while hiring remained subdued,
according to the central banks Beige Book released Wednesday
afternoon.
In metals, gold leaped $31.40, or 1.8%, to $1,750 a troy ounce.
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European blue chips soared 4.3%, the English FTSE 100 leaped 3.2%
to 5,505 and the German DAX spiked 5% to 6,089.
Hang Seng dipped 1.5% to 17,989.
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9,065.12
8,835.25
10,630.61
7,775.86
8,046.42
12,048.68
8,191.29
10,850.66
8,711.88
11,239.77
11,143.31
12,392.66
12,156.81
9,265.43
Net Change
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889.35
552.60
499.19
497.48
494.14
490.05
488.95
485.21
447.48
429.92
423.37
420.40
416.66
413.21
Percentage Change
11.08%
10.88%
6.67%
4.93%
6.84%
6.54%
4.24%
6.35%
4.68%
5.41%
3.98%
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Stocks surged more than 7% this week, Wall Street's best

performance since 2009, as traders grew hopeful that global
policymakers are taking action to tackle Europe's two-year-old
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.61 point, or 0.01%, to

12,019, the S&P 500 slipped 0.3 point, or 0.02%, to 1,244 and
the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.73 point, or 0.03%, to 2,627.
Action was fairly subdued on the day, with the major market
averages making only small moves. The S&P 500 leaped
7.4% on the week, its best performance since March 13, 2009,
which is considered to be the beginning of the current bull
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The Dow tacked on 788 points, or 7%, the second-biggest

weekly point gain in the history of the blue-chip index, and the
best percentage performance since July 2009.
The financial sector posted the best performance on Friday,
with big-name investment banks like Morgan Stanley (MS:
15.52, +1.01, +6.96%) and Goldman Sachs (GS: 97.25, +2.82,
+2.99%) leaping higher. Indeed, JPMorgan Chase (JPM:
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The private sector tacked on 140,000 jobs, while the

government shed 20,000 in a trend that has been seen in
recent reports. The unemployment rate is calculated by
comparing the number of unemployed to those individuals in
the workforce. In November, 315,000 individuals left the
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More Progress on the European Front
French President Nicolas Sarkozy after the market closed on
Thursday proposed tighter fiscal integration for euro zone
countries, and for the creation of a European Monetary Fund,
which would be able to aid ailing countries preemptively. The
proposed body would be able to make decisions based on a
majority vote instead of a unanimous one, which would make
the process of providing rescue aid much quicker. This move
comes ahead of a summit next Friday in which market
participants hope leaders will be able to reach a
comprehensive solution on tackling the debt crisis.
The new head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi,
also hinted on Thursday that the central bank may launch an
action in European debt markets in exchange for countries
taking stronger steps on reining in sovereign debt. However, it
is important to note that Draghi came short of actually
proposing an explicit measures.
The ECB is also mulling making a $270 billion loan through the
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The move may come shortly after the closing bell on Monday, the
reports said. An S&P spokesman told FOX Business the company has
no comment on the matter.
The report spooked market participants to some extent, pulling Wall
Street well off of its highs of the session. Indeed, the Dow, which had
been up as much as 167 points, closed only 78 points to the upside.
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Earlier in the day, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French

President Nicholas Sarkozy met in Paris ahead of a key summit later in
the week. The leaders of Europe's two biggest economies said they
would like to create a treaty that forces countries to keep their fiscal
houses or face sanctions if they fail. The heads of state also said they
would prefer all of the European Union countries to agree to the
measures, but would accept agreement by just countries in the smaller
euro zone.
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Investors are expecting European leaders to "come out with big guns
blazing," Louise Cooper, a market analyst with BGC Partners, said in an
interview with FOX Business, adding that they expect a "big"
announcement following summit.
The hope is that if European officials create a system to make sure
countries are keeping their debt inline, it will give the European Central
Bank the ammunition it needs to launch a large bond-buying program to
ease yields on embattled euro-zone sovereign debt.
The European Central Bank is the only institution that has the power to
create euros, and is widely seen as a crucial player in tackling the crisis.
The problem is the ECB doesn't want to increase the likelihood of
repeating the crisis by bailing the system out without consequences for
highly-indebted countries.
To that end, Italy's new government unveiled a roughly $40 billion
austerity program on Monday that includes spending cuts, tax increases
and reforms to the country's costly pension system. Italy is Europe's
third-biggest economy, and has an enormous public debt burden. The
specter that it may need a rescue like other heavily-indebted countries
spooked the markets several weeks ago, and forced the ouster of its old
government.
The country's 10-year bonds yield 6.39% presently, or trade at a 4.21
percentage-point premium to Europe's safe-haven German bund. That
represents a considerable easing from just a week ago when yields
topped the closely-watched 7% mark.
European blue chips jumped 1.2%, while the euro fell 0.26% to $1.3449,
turning around on the reports regarding euro zone debt ratings.
The markets posted a blockbuster performance last week: the broad
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S&P 500 surged 7.4%, while the blue chips tacked on some 788 points.
On the U.S. front, data released on Monday showed factory orders fell
by 0.4% in October from the month prior, slightly more than the 0.3% fall
economists' anticipated. Excluding the transportation component, orders
were up 0.2% on the month.
Meanwhile, a separate report showed the services sector expanded at a
slower pace than expected last month. The Institute for Supply
Management's gauge of the non-manufacturing sector fell slightly to 52
from 52.9 the month prior. Economists has forecast a reading of 53.5.
Readings above the 50 mark point to expansion, while those below
indicate contraction.
Energy markets were mixed. The benchmark crude oil contract traded
in New York gained 12 cents, or 0.14%, to $100.83 a barrel. Wholesale
RBOB gasoline fell 0.1% to $2.61 a gallon.
Foreign Markets
European blue chips jumped 1.2%, the English FTSE 100 gained 0.28%
to 5,568 and the German DAX rose 0.68% to 6,106.
Hang Seng gained 0.73% to 19,180.
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The euro gained 0.25% to $1.3011, while European blue chips
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European blue chips climbed 0.86%, the English FTSE 100
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welcomed signs of strength in the U.S. housing market.
The Dow Jones industrial average ( INDU) rose 337 points,
or 2.9%, to end at 12,103. The S&P 500 ( SPX) jumped 36
points, or 3%, to 1,241. The Nasdaq ( COMP) gained 80
points, or 3.2%, to 2,604.
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Analysts had expected housing starts to hit 627,000, and
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according to consensus estimates from Briefing.com.
Trading volumes are expected to remain light as many
investors have already closed their books for the year. That
could make for a choppy week as low trading volumes can
exaggerate swings in the market.
"We expect today's lift to be short-lived and for markets to
remain relatively quiet into the holidays," said Camilla Sutton,
chief currency strategist at Scotia Capital.
Companies: After the closing bell, software giant Oracle
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Apple ( AAPL, Fortune 500) rose after the U.S. International
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Google ( GOOG, Fortune 500) shares rose after the

company said it would acquire a portfolio of solar photovoltaic
facilities with KKR ( KKR, Fortune 500). The deal brings
Google's total investment in renewable energy projects to
more than $915 million.
Food producer General Mills ( GIS, Fortune 500) reported
quarterly earnings of 76 cents per share, slightly missing
estimates. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected
earnings of 79 cents per share.
Carnival Corporation ( CCL) was under pressure after the
cruise operator's quarterly results and outlook fell short of
expectations.
Late Monday, AT&T ( T, Fortune 500) announced it had
abandoned its $39 billion bid for T-Mobile, a deal that
would have created by far the nation's largest wireless
company.
Red Hat ( RHT) shares fell 9% after the maker of open
source software reported quarterly results late Monday that
missed analysts' estimates.
World markets: European stocks closed higher. Britain's
FTSE 100 ( UKX) rose 1%, while the DAX ( DAX) in
Germany jumped 3.1% and France's CAC 40 ( CAC40) rose
2.7%.
Asian markets ended mixed. The Shanghai Composite
( SHCOMP) lost 0.1%, while the Hang Seng ( HSI) in
Hong Kong ticked up 0.1% and Japan's Nikkei ( N225)
edged higher 0.5%.
Currencies and commodities: The dollar fell against the
euro, the British pound and the Japanese yen.
Oil for January delivery rose $3.29 to end at $97.17 a barrel.
Gold futures for February delivery rose $20.90 to settle at
$1,617.60 an ounce.
Bonds: The price on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury
fell, with the yield rising to 1.92% from late Monday.
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Stocks drifted higher, led by financial shares, after encouraging jobless
claims and consumer sentiment data offset a dreary third-quarter
economic growth report.
Today's Markets
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 61.9 points, or 0.51%, to
Nasdaq Composite rose 21.5 points, or 0.83%, to 2,599.
Financials performed the best on the day by a wide margin. JPMorgan
Chase (JPM: 33.45, +1.13, +3.50%) and Bank of America (BAC: 5.47,
+0.24, +4.59%), the two biggest lenders in America, jumped the most
out of the blue chips. Citigroup (C: 27.65, +1.55, +5.94%) leaped 4.9%,
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The technology sector rebounded somewhat after getting slammed on

Wednesday, while consumer staples, such as Target (TGT: 51.27, 0.45, -0.87%) lagged behind the broader markets.
Encouraging U.S. Economic Data
Weekly jobless claims fell 4,000 to 364,000 last week, better than the
375,000 economists expected. Claims are now at the lowest level since
mid-April 2008. The labor market has been slow to recover from the
recession, but has shown signs of improvement.
"It appears the recovery in the labor market is gaining further traction,"
Troy Davig, an economist at Barclays Capital, wrote in a note to clients.
Davig notes the claims reports tend to be volatile, but the recent
downward movement appears to be part of a trend and not just weekly
volatility.
In fact, the unemployment rate fell beneath the 9% mark in November,
and first-time claims for jobless benefits are at the lowest level since
2008.
The final December reading of the University of Michigan/Reuters
consumer sentiment index topped analysts' expectations as well. The
gauge hit 69.9 in late December from a prior estimate of 67.7, and
economists' forecasts of 68. The consumer sector is a key portion of the
economy, and therefore consumers often play an outsized role in
broader growth figures.
The economy expanded at an annualized pace of 1.8% in the third
quarter, according to a report from the Commerce Department, slightly
shy of a previous estimate of 2%, and missing economists'
expectations. Economists say the downward revision was largely due to
a significant change to consumer service spending.
The report is a lagging indicator, however, and economists are already
looking to see how headwinds from Europe's debt crisis began affecting
the economy toward the end of the year.
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"Despite the downward revision ... recent U.S. data indicate that fourth
quarter growth has accelerated," Nariman Behravesh, chief economist
at IHS Global Insight wrote in a reserch note. "However, the stronger
growth momentum is unlikely to be sustained through the first half of
next year."
In the foreign exchange market, the euro ticked 0.03% higher to $1.305,
while the greenback fell 0.02% against a basket of six trading partners.
Commodities markets got a modest boost from the weaker U.S. dollar.
The benchmark New York crude oil contract rose 87 cents, or 0.87%, to
$99.53 a barrel. Wholesale RBOB gasoline climbed 0.76% to $2.6398 a
gallon.
Gold dipped $3.00, or 0.19%, to $1,611 a troy ounce.
Foreign Markets
European blue chips jumped 1.3%, the English FTSE 100 rallied 1.3%
to 5,457 and the German DAX gained 1.1% to 5,852.
Hang Seng dropped 0.21% to 5,867.
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Market participants piled into risky asset classes on Tuesday after a
round of strong economic data boosted sentiment on Wall Street.
Today's Markets
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied 180 points, or 1.5%, to 12397,
the S&P 500 jumped 19.5 points, or 1.6%, to 1277 and the Nasdaq
Composite gained 43.6 points, or 1.7%, to 2649.
The rally was broad, with all but four of the 30 Dow components trading
higher. Indeed, on a point basis, Tuesday represented the third-biggest
gain the blue-chip average has ever made on the first day of trading of
the year.
Alcoa (AA: 9.23, +0.58, +6.71%), Bank of America (BAC: 5.80, +0.24,
+4.32%), JPMorgan Chase (JPM: 34.98, +1.73, +5.20%) and
Caterpillar (CAT: 93.98, +3.38, +3.73%) led the charge, posting
substantial gains. BofA, the second-biggest U.S. bank by assets, was
the worst-performing blue chip last year, crumbling more than 50%, by
contrast.
Eight blue chips touched multi-year highs on the day, according to data
compiled by FOX Business. Among them, oil-giant Chevron (CVX:
110.37, +3.97, +3.73%) notched an all-time high of $110.99 a share
before falling back 63 cents.
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The markets got a lift from a round of strong economic data from the
U.S., China and Europe, but Citigroup's weak quarterly earnings report
pressured the banking sector, restraining the gains on the day.
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the S&P 500 jumped 4.6 points, or 0.36%, to 1294 and the Nasdaq
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as investors welcomed several signs of improving global economic growth.
The Dow Jones industrial average ( INDU) closed up 60 points, or 0.5%,
the S&P 500 ( SPX) rose 5 points, or 0.4%, and the Nasdaq composite
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Oil prices spiked $2.19, or 2.2%, to $100.90 a barrel. Copper also rose more
than 2% Tuesday. Copper prices are seen as a key predictor of the
economy, since the base metal is used to manufacture goods ranging from
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Financials weighed on the overall market after Citigroup ( C, Fortune 500)

missed earnings and reported sharp drops in revenues and profits for the
fourth quarter. Citigroup's shares closed down more than 8%. Goldman
Sachs, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase all closed
down between 1% and 3%.
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eurozone governments and Europe's bailout fund.
Fears about Europe's debt crisis still abound. A Fitch official told Reuters
Tuesday, "Greece is insolvent so it will default." Greek officials and private
investors are set to resume debt talks on Wednesday.
"Investors are giving the economic data and the outlook that 'things will work
out' the benefit of the doubt," said Sheldon. "But we're clearly not out of the
woods, and the biggest issue is still Europe."
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are due in March," Richard Falkenhall, currency strategist at
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The euro traded up to session highs of $1.2845 on the IMF
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reasons to go higher after economic data from China and

Germany on Tuesday encouraged hopes that the outlook was
improving and prodded shares to 5-1/2-month highs.
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further good news," said Tom Elliott, global strategist at JP
Morgan Asset Management.
The concern over the euro zone's debt crisis kept the
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territory on Wednesday, apart from a brief gain on the IMF
news, and the index was down about 0.1 percent at 1,033.60
points.
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investor sentiment with several governments lining up to
refinance their debts this week.
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later in the week.
Wednesday's shorter-term offerings by Portugal and Germany
were solidly placed on the back of the almost half a trillion in
3-year loans pushed into the banking system by the European
Central Bank last month.
The economic data flow is lighter with the German government
expected to reduce its forecast for growth to only 0.7 percent
for 2012 and 1.6 percent for 2013. It had previously forecast
2012 growth of 1.0 percent.
The UK reported that the number of its people out of work rose
to its highest level in more than 17 years in November, but a
slowdown in benefit claims during December added to hopes
the labour market downturn may be flattening.
In commodity markets Brent crude eased back below $112 on
a slightly weaker dollar but precious metals held mostly steady,
supported by the more positive economic data which is seen
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A strong weekly jobs report, solid debt auctions in Europe and betterthan-expected quarterly results from two financial giants unleashed the
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the S&P 500 rose 6.5 points, or 0.49%, to 1315 and the Nasdaq
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France also had a strong debt auction as traders shrugged off Standard
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The euro rose by 0.44% to $1.292, its third-straight day of gains.
Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar was off 0.31% against a basket of world
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Commodities were to the downside. Natural gas futures plunged 6.1%
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The benchmark crude oil contract traded in New York fell 20 cents, or
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European blue chips rallied 1.9%, the English FTSE 100 rose 0.68% to
5,741 and the German DAX climbed 0.97% to 6,416.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 gained 1% to 8,640 and the Chinese
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Market participants had a slew of other developments to
consider as well. Great Britain's economy contracted by 0.2%
in the final quarter of 2012, a slightly bigger fall than the 0.1%
economists forecast. On a more upbeat note, however,
business confidence in Germany, Europe's biggest economy,
rose for the third-straight month, accelerating at a quicker pace
than economists' expected.
Negotiations between Greece and its private creditors,
meanwhile, remained deadlocked on Wednesday. The country
has a debt payment to make in late March, and if the embattled
country is unable to conclude talks and receive its
much-needed rescue funds from the European Union and
International Monetary Fund, it risks a messy default.
Commodities markets were mixed. The benchmark crude oil
contract traded in New York fell 45 cents, or 0.44%, to $98.50 a
barrel. Wholesale RBOB gasoline rose 0.58% to $2.821 a
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European blue chips slid 0.45%, the English FTSE 100 fell
0.5% to 5,723 and the German DAX edged higher by 0.04% to
6,422.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 rallied 1.1%.
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- U.S. stocks shaved early losses and ended
higher Wednesday afternoon after the Federal Reserve said it plans to keep
interest rates near historic lows through late 2014.
The Fed, which issued a statement at the end of a two-day policy meeting
midday Wednesday, had previously said it would hold rates low through mid2013.
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another for overnight loans. Keeping
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Following the Fed's announcement,

the Dow Jones industrial average
( INDU) gained 83 points, or 0.7%, after shedding as much as 95 points
earlier in the day. The S&P 500 ( SPX) added 11 points, or 0.9%, after
losing 7 points earlier.
Fed to keep rates low until 2014
The Nasdaq ( COMP) continued to buck the trend, adding 32 points, or
1.1%. Software company CA ( CA) and Apple ( AAPL, Fortune 500)
were among the biggest gainers on the tech-heavy index, thanks to betterthan-expected earnings.
"Investors are definitely encouraged by the Fed's promise to remain
accommodative for the next few years, but they're also wondering why the
Fed is being so cautious since we've seen pretty good economic data
recently," said Mark Lamkin, CEO of Lamkin Wealth Management.

Mortgages
In addition to keeping low rates, Fed chief Ben Bernanke also left the door
wide open to additional stimulative policies, including a third round of bond
purchases, a policy known as quantitative easing, or QE3.
During a press conference following the statement, Bernanke said
"expanding the balance sheet certainly remains an option" for the Fed, and
the central bank would consider it "very seriously if, in particular, progress
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"The Fed is in a wait-and-see mode," noted Lamkin. "They saying they're

encouraged by the signs, but not so encouraged that they're ready to take
the economy and markets off the juice."
Apple's earnings provided some positive momentum Wednesday, especially

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Late Tuesday, the iPhone and iPad maker reported a whopping quarterly
profit of $13 billion -- the best quarter ever for a technology company. The
company said sales for the quarter hit $46.3 billion, sending shares shooting
up 6.2% Wednesday. The gains helped Apple surpass Exxon Mobil
( XOM, Fortune 500) as the most valuable U.S. company.
Meanwhile, investors are also watching Greece's ongoing negotiations
with representatives of private-sector creditors to reduce its debt burden.
Officials are set to resume informal talks Thursday in Athens.
Greece is in desperate need of an agreement to receive additional bailout
funds from the European Union and International Monetary Fund. Without
these funds, the country may not be able to make a 14 billion debt payment
that's due March 20.
U.S. stocks ended mostly in the red Tuesday, as investors waded through
corporate results and awaited progress out of Greece.
World markets: European ended the day mixed. Britain's FTSE 100
( UKX) lost 0.5%, the DAX ( DAX) in Germany gained slightly, and
France's CAC 40 ( CAC40) fell 0.3%.
U.S. inches closer to 'Europe moment'
The UK government reported a 0.2% decline in fourth-quarter gross
domestic product, the broadest measure of economic activity, due to
weakness in the production and construction sectors.
Meanwhile, Germany's Ifo index, a widely watched gauge of business
confidence, rose in January, indicating that the German economy may be
gathering steam. The positive report follows an auction of 30-year German
bonds that drew strong demand.
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economy and labor market.
Fed forecasting breaks new ground
The central bank said it expects the unemployment rate to fall to between
8.2% and 8.5% in 2012, an improvement over what it had predicted back in
November.
But the Fed is also predicting the economy will grow between 2.2% and
2.7% this year, slightly slower than it had previously thought.
For that reason, most of the policymakers at the Fed think the federal funds
rate should remain near zero for the foreseeable future.
Pending home sales for the month of December dropped by 3.5%, after
rising 7.3% in the prior month. Economists were expecting sales to fall 3%.
Companies: Shares of Boeing ( BA, Fortune 500) turned higher, as the
airplane maker reported a jump in fourth-quarter profit and revenue. Earlier
shares were down, as the company also issued a disappointing full-year
earnings guidance.
Delta ( DAL, Fortune 500) reported fourth-quarter earnings that widely
beat expectations, sending shares of the airline higher.
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Shares of Ericsson ( ERIC) tumbled after the Swedish telecom-equipment
maker reported a 66% drop in fourth-quarter profit, driven by weak network
sales.
Yahoo ( YHOO, Fortune 500) reported a much quieter quarter than
Apple, posting earnings in line with analysts' expectations after the close
Tuesday. Shares of the company slipped.
Shares of Nvidia ( NVDA) slumped a day after the graphics chip maker cut
its fourth-quarter sales outlook, citing a shortage of disk drives.
Advanced Micro Devices ( AMD, Fortune 500) also reported earnings late
Tuesday, posting revenue that missed expectations. But shares of the
semiconductor company rose slightly.
Following the closing bell, Netflix ( NFLX) said it began to add customers
again last quarter, a sign that the company is recovering after a series of
blunders damaged its sterling reputation with consumers and investors.
Netflix also beat earnings and sales estimates for the corner, and shares
rose 10% in after-hours trading.
Currencies and commodities: The dollar gained against the euro, the
British pound and the Japanese yen.
Oil for March delivery rose 45 cents to settle at $99.40 a barrel.
Gold futures for February delivery gained $35.60 , or 2.1%, to settle at
$1,700.10 an ounce.
Bonds: The price on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury rose slightly,
pushing the yield down to 2.01% from 2.06% late Tuesday.
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- U.S. stocks rose Wednesday, but closed off the
highs of the day, on a combination of improved economic data and easing
concerns about Europe's debt crisis.
The Dow Jones industrial average ( INDU) rose 83 points, or 0.6%, to end
at 12,716. The S&P 500 ( SPX) gained 12 points, or 0.9%, to 1,324. The
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month's strong gains. It was the best
January for the S&P and Dow since
1997 and since 2001 for the Nasdaq.
Financial stocks were among the
best performers, with shares of
Citigroup ( C, Fortune 500),
Morgan Stanley ( MS, Fortune
500) and Goldman Sachs ( GS,
Fortune 500) up between 2% and
4%.
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Traders said bank stocks were supported by expectations that a highly

anticipated IPO filing by Facebook could signal a rebound in capital markets
activity.
Meanwhile, the technology sector was supported by strong quarterly results
from chipmaker Broadcom and data storage company Seagate.
A key index of U.S. manufacturing activity came in slightly below
expectations, but still signaled expansion in the sector. Earlier reports
showed manufacturing activity picked up in China, Germany, France and
the United Kingdom.
"Reports out of China and the U.S. today are clearly more positive," said Art
Hogan, managing director at Lazard Capital Markets. "The economic data
today is one of the biggest drivers."
Meanwhile, investors welcomed signs that talks in Greece are progressing
on a second bailout and a write down of the nation's private-sector debt
load. In the bond market, yields on Portuguese government bonds eased
after the nation drew strong demand for an auction of short-term bills.

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Canaccord Adams.
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The other big news Wednesday looks likely to be Facebook's long-awaited

IPO filing. According to reports from outlets including the New York Times
and CNBC, Facebook is seeking to raise up to $5 billion in its offering.
If that number is correct, Facebook would by far be the largest global IPO by
an Internet-focused company, according to data from Dealogic. Some
experts have suggested that the social network could be valued between
$75 billion and $100 billion once it starts trading, which will likely happen a
few months after its initial filing.
U.S. stocks traded in a narrow range Tuesday, after worse-than-expected
U.S. housing and manufacturing data tempered the modest enthusiasm over
Europe's progress on a new pact aimed at promoting fiscal discipline.
Economy: The ISM, a purchasing managers group, said its manufacturing
index for January rose to 54.1 from 53.1 in December. The index was
expected to stand at 54.5, according to economists surveyed by
Briefing.com.
Meanwhile, construction spending jumped 1.5% in December versus the
month prior, the U.S. government said. Economists had expected an
increase of 0.4%.
A report from payroll processor ADP showed that the private sector added
170,000 jobs in January. The report was expected to show that 200,000
jobs were added last month,down from the revised gains of 292,000 the
month prior.
Separately, the Obama administration detailed its latest plan to help
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quashed by European officials.
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in line with estimates.
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Wall Street expectations on both earnings and revenue.
Broadcom's ( BRCM, Fortune 500) stock also got a boost after the
semiconductor firm reported slightly better results and issued a brighter
outlook.
Shares of Seagate Technology ( STX) surged 21% after the data storage
company reported strong quarterly sales and earnings.
AOL ( AOL) reported fourth-quarter earnings of 23 cents per share,
down 66% compared to last year. But the better-than-expected results
boosted the Internet company's stock 10%.
IAC ( IACI) shares rallied after the parent of more than 50 Internet
businesses reported strong quarterly results.
Shares of online retailer Amazon ( AMZN, Fortune 500) plunged after the
company reported quarterly revenue late Tuesday that missed analysts'
estimates. But the company beat profit expectations.
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Two years after its bankruptcy and U.S. bailout, Chrysler Group posted
2011 net income of $183 million, its first annual profit since 2005.
World markets: European stocks closed higher. Britain's FTSE 100
( UKX) added 1.8%, the DAX ( DAX) in Germany gained 2.5% and
France's CAC 40 ( CAC40) rose 2%.
Asian markets ended most lower. The Shanghai Composite ( SHCOMP)
fell 1.1%, the Hang Seng ( HSI) in Hong Kong dropped 0.3% and Japan's
Nikkei ( N225) was flat.
Currencies and commodities: The dollar fell against the euro, the
Japanese yen and the British pound.
Oil for March delivery fell 87 cents to end at $97.61 a barrel.
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after a round of solid economic reports from across the globe whetted
traders' appetite for risky assets.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 83.6 points, or 0.66%, to
12716, the S&P 500 rallied 11.7 points, or 0.89%, to 1324 and the
Nasdaq Composite rose 34.4 points, or 1.2%, to 2848.
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of America (BAC: 7.36, +0.23, +3.23%) posted some of the sharpest
gains. Industrials like United Technologies (UTX: 80.22, +1.87,
+2.39%) and Caterpillar (CAT: 110.52, +1.40, +1.28%) were strong
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The manufacturing sector expanded at a quicker pace in January than it

did in December, according to a report from the Institute for Supply
Management. ISM's gauge hit 54.1 for the month from 53.1 in
December, falling slightly short of estimates of 54.5.
U.S. construction spending, meanwhile, jumped 1.5% in December from
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10% in October 2009. The jobless rate fell to 8.5% in the final month of
2011.
China, the world's second biggest economy, said its manufacturing
sector expanded slightly in January, notching a quicker pace than in
December, and topping forecasts for a very slight contraction. The
report helped ease concerns that the country is in for an abrupt
slowdown that could send shockwaves through the global economy.
In Europe, Germany, the continent's economic powerhouse, and the
U.K. both saw their manufacturing sectors pick up steam as well,
according to data from Markit. The acceleration in Germany, however,
failed to catalyze growth in the 17-member eurozone, which saw a
contraction in manufacturing for the sixth-straight month, the data
show.
"Overall, today's data confirmed the message in the flash reports that
the manufacturing sector in the euro area [stabilized] in January,"
analysts at Nomura wrote in a note to clients.
European blue chips soared 2.2% and the euro gained 0.39%
to $1.3135. Meanwhile, the greenback fell 0.3% against a basket of six
world currencies tracked by the dollar index.
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Automakers reported their monthly sales on the day. Chrysler posted a

44% jump in monthly sales, and also revealed it swung to a $183 million
profit for 2011, compared with a $625 million loss the year prior. This
was the first year the smallest of Detroit's "big three" automobile
companies profited since going bankrupt and receiving a government
bailout in 2009.
Ford (F: 12.33, -0.09, -0.72%) said its sales climbed by 7% in January,
while General Motors' (GM: 24.37, +0.35, +1.46%) sales fell 6%.
Commodities markets were mixed. The benchmark crude oil contract
traded in New York slipped 88 cents, or 0.88%, to $97.61 a barrel.
Wholesale RBOB gasoline gained 0.04% to $2.892 a gallon.
In metals, gold rose $9.10, or 0.52%, to $1,750 a troy ounce.
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European blue chips rallied 2.2%, the English FTSE 100 jumped 1.9%
to 5,791 and the German DAX soared 2.4% to 6,617.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 edged 0.08% higher to 8,810 and the
Chinese Hang Seng slipped 0.28% to 20,333.
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estimates of 150,000 jobs created and marking the largest increase

since April 2011. The private sector added 257,000 jobs, while the
government shed 14,000, the data show.
"Job growth was widespread in the private sector, with large
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The unemployment rate fell to 8.3%, the lowest rate since February
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total population in the labor force, fell 0.3-percentage points to 63.7%,
the lowest level since 1983, according to data compiled by FOX
Business.
The change was at least partially due to a revision in the methodology
the Labor Department uses in its calculations, but economists say it
does raise questions about potential workers falling completely out of
the jobs market.
"This is unquestionably a positive report in nearly every way," Dan
Greenhaus, chief global strategist at BTIG, wrote in an e-mail to
clients. Barclays Capital, which struck a similarly optimistic tone in a
research note published after the report was released still cautioned that
"January is a notoriously volatile month that is subject to relatively large
seasonal adjustments."
The labor market has been slowly recovering after being thrashed
during the financial crisis. The unemployment rate peaked in October
2009 at 10% and policymakers from across the board have said they
are frustrated with the rate of improvement. Indeed, speaking before a
the House Budget Committee on Thursday, Federal Reserve Chairman
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progress. The Fed has pushed down hard on the economic accelerator,
knocking interest rates down to historic lows, unleashing two rounds of
enormous asset buying and taking other, more technical, measures.
"An easy argument could be made that monetary policy, which has
been extraordinarily accommodative, is beginning to show through in
the broad economic data," Greenhaus wrote.
In fact, fed fund futures, which are a gauge of public expectations of the
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extraordinarily low levels until 2014.
A report from the Institute for Supply Management showed the U.S.
services sector expanding at the swiftest pace since last February. The
ISM's non-manufacturing gauge hit 56.8 in January from 53 the month
prior, easily besting estimates for no change. A separate report from the
Commerce Department showed factory orders jumping 1.1% in
December, slightly slower than the 1.5% economists were calling for.
Manufacturing in Great Britain unexpectedly picked up steam in January
from December. The country's PMI gauge rose to 56 from 54, compared
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The report "has buoyed hopes that the U.K. will skirt around another
recession," David Jones, chief market strategist at London-based IG
Index wrote in an e-mail. The European country, while not a member of
the euro currency bloc, has still been weighed down by the continent's
debt crisis.
The euro gained 0.15% to $1.3164, while the U.S. dollar fell 0.08%
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Foreign Markets
European blue chips climbed 1.5%, the English FTSE 100 rose 1.8% to
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 slipped 0.51% to 8,832 and the
Chinese Hang Seng rose 0.08% to 20,757.
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the S&P 500 climbed 14.8 points, or 1.1%, to 1358 and the Nasdaq
Composite gained 44 points, or 1.5%, to 2960.
On a broad level, materials, financial, energy and technology companies
performed the best. Indeed, looking at a cross-section of the Dow, both
Microsoft (MSFT: 31.28, +1.24, +4.11%) and Bank of America (BAC:
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Market participants are still closely eyeing developments out of Europe.

European Union officials once again pushed back their decision on
Greece's $169 billion bailout until Monday at the earliest. However,
Reuters reported in the late morning that they may move to approve the
bailout on Monday. Additionally, a separate report from Reuters said the
European Central Bank plans on exchanging its Greek bonds this
weekend as part of a plan to help the country lessen its debt load.
The embattled country has a debt payment coming up on March 20,
which it won't be able to make without the first tranche of rescue aid. A
default of Greek debt, analysts have said, could imperil financial
markets across the continent.
Eurozone blue chips slipped 0.45%, shedding much heavier losses, as
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debt crisis.
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apart at the last minute in the past.
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24 points, or 0.8%.
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While worries about Greece continue to
loom in the background, investors were
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business conditions that rose for a fourth
straight month in February -- the highest
level since July, according to the Munichbased Ifo institute.
Meanwhile, the European Commission said
Thursday that it expects the eurozone will
likely face a mild recession in 2012, thanks
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and four other countries.
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and sales sank 7% in its latest fiscal quarter,
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The S&P 500 (SPX) added 6 points, or 0.4%,
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reported before markets opened. That's

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Telekom (DT), said "not carrying the iPhone

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year.
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The markets have also been helped by a calming of fears over the
European debt crisis that had roiled the markets during the summer of
2011. Indeed, sovereign debt yields have fallen significantly in countries
like Spain and Italy, and Europe's financial system has gotten a boost
from cheap loans by the European Central Bank. Still, some analysts
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"Investors can look back on the past three months with a degree of
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On that front, eurozone finance ministers agreed on Friday to
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Sentiment is now at its highest level since February 2011.

A separate report showed U.S. consumer spending increased by 0.8%
in February from January, quicker than the 0.6% economists expected,
and the biggest increase since July. Meanwhile, personal income edged
higher by 0.2%, which was weaker than the 0.4% economists forecast.
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gasoline prices at the pump is affecting consumers' spending habits. A
gallon of regular at the pump costs $3.93 on average nationwide, which
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- U.S. stocks finished mixed Tuesday, with the Dow holding onto solid gains, while Netflix's
disappointing outlook weighed down tech stocks.
"Stocks are moving higher today on the back of decent earnings reports, but overall, I think investors are wondering
whether the economic and market momentum that boosted stocks from last October through March is starting to fade,"
said Michael Sheldon, chief market strategist at RDM Financial Group.
Two reports released early Tuesday showed the housing recovery is still on shaky ground. S&P/Case-Shiller reported
another decline for home prices in February, and the U.S. Census reported that new-home sales dropped 7.1% in
March.
The Dow Jones industrial average ( INDU) rose 74 points, or 0.6%, boosted by better-than-expected earnings from AT&T
( T , Fortune 500) and 3M ( MMM, Fortune 500).
The S&P 500 ( SPX) added 5 points, or 0.4%. Hershey ( HSY, Fortune 500), which surged to a 7-year high, and Baker
Hughes ( BHI, Fortune 500) were among the top gainers. Both companies also topped first-quarter earnings estimates.
The Nasdaq ( COMP) slid 9 points, or 0.3%, dragged lower by declines in big technology players including Netflix
( NFLX) and Apple ( AAPL, Fortune 500).
Shares of Netflix tumbled almost 14% Tuesday, a day after the company posted a first-quarter loss and issued a weak
outlook.
Apple, the world's most valuable company, reported earnings after the market closed. Shares of the iPhone and iPad
maker have been struggling lately, and finished Tuesday 13% lower since hitting an all-time high earlier this month.
The stock spiked in after-hours trading after Apple's fiscal second-quarter earnings results blew past Wall Street's
expectations. The company posted $39.2 billion in sales, nearly 60% increase from last year, while earnings nearly
doubled to $11.6 billion.
During the last two years, stocks have performed strongly during the first quarter, only to deteriorate into the summer
before recovering again, noted Sheldon.
While he remains positive on the market's outlook this year, he said Europe continues to be an issue.
"Europe remains a mess," said Sheldon. "The question we're asking is, 'Does it get worse from here before it get better?'"
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China's hottest companies
The week began with a downward push on stocks, driven by European political uncertainty and signs of a slowdown
in the Chinese economy. All three major U.S. indexes ended lower Monday.
World markets: Some of the political worries in Europe cooled Tuesday, a day after the Dutch prime minister resigned
due to the collapse of his governing coalition. Despite his resignation, an auction of nearly 2 billion in bonds by the
Netherlands went well Tuesday, sending yields of the nation's benchmark bonds slightly lower.
Spain, whose finances have also been a growing concern in recent weeks, also had a successful bond auction of nearly
2 billion. Its yields fell as well.
European stocks closed higher. Britain's FTSE 100 (
while France's CAC 40 ( CAC40) climbed 2.3%.
UKX) ticked up 0.8%, the DAX (
DAX) in Germany added 1%,
Asian markets ended mixed. The Shanghai Composite ( SHCOMP) and Hong Kong's Hang Seng (
above breakeven, while Japan's Nikkei ( N225) slid 0.8%.
HSI) ended slightly
Economy: Home prices hit yet another post-bubble low, according to the February reading of the S&P/Case-Shiller Home
Price Index. Prices were down 3.5% from a year earlier, at their lowest level since November 2002. The data came in
slightly worse than the 3.4% annual decline expected by economists surveyed by Briefing.com.
Will China's real estate bubble burst?
The U.S. Census reported that new-home sales dropped 7.1% in March to an annual rate of 328,000. Economists were
expecting sales to come in at an annual place of 318,000.
The March Consumer Confidence Index, which speaks to the public's degree of optimism, fell to 69.2 in April, from 70.2
the previous month. Economists were expecting a reading of 69.5.
Companies: One of the busiest weeks for corporate results continued, with several heavyweights reporting first-quarter
numbers.
In addition to AT&T and 3M, Dow component United Technologies (
than-forecast rise in earnings.
UTX, Fortune 500) also posted a better-
Texas Instruments' ( TXN, Fortune 500) quarterly earnings dropped sharply, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of
falling profits, sending shares lower. Despite the recent performance, the company issued an upbeat outlook for growth.
Slowdown in China? Not for luxury brands
About a third of the companies in the S&P 500 have reported results, and more than 75% have exceeded analyst
expectations, according to Thomson Reuters. In a typical quarter, a little over 60% of companies beat estimates.
Meanwhile, shares of Big Lots ( BIG, Fortune 500) plunged more than 24% after the company revised its first-quarter
outlook for U.S. same-store sales, a key measure for retailers, lower from its March forecast. Last month, the discount
retailer estimated same-store sales would rise between 2% and 4% during the first quarter. Now, Big Lots said it expects
sales to be "slightly negative."
IBM ( IBM, Fortune 500) boosted its quarterly dividend 13% to 85 cents per share, marking the 17th straight year of
increases. The company's board also approved a $7 billion share buyback program.
Following Tuesday's closing bell, Chinese Internet giant Baidu ( BIDU) reported solid first-quarter financil results, but the
company's second-quarter sales outlook was below expectations, sending shares lower.
Currencies and commodities: The dollar lost ground against the euro and the British pound, but rose versus the
Japanese yen.
Oil for June delivery rose 44 cents to settle at $103.55 a barrel.
Gold futures for June rebounded, gaining $11.20 to settle at $1,643.80 an ounce.
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Bonds: The price on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury were lower, pushing the yield up slightly to 1.96% from 1.93%
late Monday.
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The yield on the 10-year Treasury bond jumped 0.026-percentage point

to 1.989% as traders shed the safe-haven asset. In a sign of the
breadth of the rally, more than 75% of the S&P 500 closed in the green
and there were more than three trades in advancing shares for every
one in declining shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
Also on the earnings docket were results from two Dow heavyweights
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Caterpillar posted first-quarter earnings of $2.37 a share on revenue of

$15.98 billion. Analysts were looking for $2.13 a share on $16.22 billion.
The worlds biggest heavy machinery maker also said it expects to earn
about $9.50 a share for the full year, weaker than consensus estimates
of $9.54. Shares were down more than 2%, costing the Dow 38 points.
Boeing unveiled first-quarter earnings of $1.22 a share on sales of
$19.4 billion, handily beating expectations of 94 cents on $18.37 billion.
The airplane maker also lifted its full-year forecast to a range of $4.15 a
share to $4.35 from $4.05 to $4.25.
Overall, first-quarter earnings season has been strong, analysts have
said, boosting hopes that American firms may be able to dodge the
malaise in Europe and slowing growth in China.
The day was a busy one on the economic front as well.
Equities had little response to the Federal Reserve's monetary policy
statement that came largely in-line with expectations. The central bank
reaffirmed its pledge to keep interest rates at extraordinarily low levels
until late 2014, saying that global financial strains still pose a risk to the
U.S. economy. It also largely brushed off inflation concerns, saying that
while inflation has risen, it is still within or below target levels and
expectations remain anchored.
Separately, Fed officials increased their projections for 2012 economic
growth and core inflation, and lowered their forecast for the
unemployment rate. The projections also showed seven officials at the
Federal Reserve expect the central bank to hike interest rates in 2014,
up from five when projections were released in January.
The Commerce Department reported orders for long-lasting goods
plunged 4.2% in March, the biggest decline since January 2009 and a
significantly steeper drop than the 1.7% expected. Excluding the
transportation segment, orders were down 1.1%. Economists had been
expecting a 0.5% gain.
Energy futures were mixed after volatile trading following a mixed
weekly inventory report from the Energy Department. Oil inventories
rose by 3.98 million barrels last week, a bigger build than the 2.7 million
that analysts expected. However, gasoline inventories tumbled 2.24
million barrels, a wider draw than the 900,000 expected.
Crude oil traded in New York gained 57 cents, or 0.55%, to $104.12 a
barrel. Wholesale New York Harbor gasoline dipped 0.11% to $3.16 a
gallon.
In metals, gold slid $1.50, or 0.09%, to $1,642 a troy ounce.
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European blue chips rallied 1.7%, the English FTSE 100 rose 0.16% to
5719 and the German DAX soared 1.7% to 6705.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 climbed 0.98% to 9561 and the
Chinese Hang Seng slumped 0.15% to 20646.
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The Nasdaq posted its best performance of the year on Wednesday,

rallying 2.3%, on the back of strong earnings from technology titan
Apple.
Traders were paying close attention to two important economic reports
on the day.
Pending home sales, which are a forward-looking indicator, jumped
4.1% in March from the month prior, according to the National
Association of Realtors. The index is also up 12.8% from the same
month in 2011.
New claims for unemployment benefits fell to 388,000 last week from an
upwardly revised 389,000 the week prior, the Labor Department
reported. Economists were expecting a drop to 375,000 from an initially
reported 386,000. The four-week moving average, which helps smooth
out volatility, rose to 381,750 -- the highest level seen since January 7.
The weekly read has been rising slowly recently, raising concerns over
the strength of the jobs market. However, the report from the Labor
Department can be volatile, and is often subject to substantial
revisions.
Indeed, analysts at Nomura wrote in a note to clients that "the rise
should not be taken as a sign that there is fundamental weakening in
the labor market." In their view, the upward momentum is likely the
result of "imperfect" seasonal adjustments.
On the European front, Dutch Finance Minister Jan Kees de Jager said
that a budget proposal, which garnered support from the majority
parliament, would reduce the country's budget deficit sufficiently to keep
it in-line with a eurozone fiscal pact, according to a report by Reuters.
There were worries among analysts that a disagreement over the
budget might put the country in breach of the agreement and knock the
currency bloc back to the drawing board on a key measures aimed to
reducing sovereign debt across the board. At the time it was rolled out,
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Bank to take moves to support the bloc's financial sector and debt
market.
Several major companies posted earnings on the day.
ExxonMobil (XOM: 86.07, -0.78, -0.90%) revealed a first-quarter profit
of $2.00 a share, weaker than the $2.09 analysts expected. The biggest
U.S. oil companys revenue came in at $124.05 billion, also shy of the
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United Parcel Service (UPS: 78.25, -1.40, -1.76%) posted first-quarter

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$1.02 a share on $13.26 billion. The worlds biggest package delivery
company also reaffirmed its full-year profit outlook of $4.75 to $5 a
share.
Commodities were broadly higher. Oil traded in New York rose 43
cents, or 0.41%, to $104.55 a barrel. Wholesale New York Harbor
gained 0.87% to $3.18 a gallon.
In metals, gold jumped $16.50, or 1%, to $1,659 a troy ounce.
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European blue chips slipped 0.01%, the English FTSE 100 gained
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In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 rose 0.01% to 9562 and the Chinese
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 23.7 points, or 0.18%, to 13228,
the S&P 500 gained 3.4 points, or 0.24%, to 1403 and the Nasdaq
Composite climbed 18.6 points, or 0.61%, to 3069.
For the week, the Nasdaq jumped 2.3%, the the S&P 500 tacked on
1.8% and the Dow added 1.5%. Indeed, it was the best week for the
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overall, followed consumer discretionary and information technology
shares.
Apple (AAPL: 603.00, -4.70, -0.77%) was one of the earnings highlights
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Wednesday. Several blue-chip companies unveiled better-thanexpected quarterly profits too, including: AT&T (T: 32.69, +0.25,
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"The US economy remains a bright light in the global economy,

although the light is hardly blinding, and also showing some signs of
fading," Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit wrote in an e-mail.
Williamson warned, however, that the weakness in business investment
"serves as a reminder that business remain wary of expansion, given
the uncertain economic outlook."
A separate report from Reuters and the University of Michigan showed
that consumer sentiment ticked up to its best level since February 2011
in the end of April. The gauge clocked in at 76.4, compared with
expectations for it to hold steady from an earlier reading at 75.7.
On the European front, Standard & Poor's sliced Spain's long-term
sovereign debt rating by two notches to BBB+ from A amid concerns
over the country's ability to pay its debt while its economy struggles.
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reinvigorate the country's economy. The country is also looking to push
the value of its currency compared to others lower to help lift its
exports.
On the earnings front, three blue-chip companies reported on the day.
Merck (MRK: 38.51, +0.04, +0.10%) unveiled first-quarter earnings of
99 cents a share, excluding items, on revenue of $11.7 billion. Analysts
expected the health-care behemoth to earn 98 cents on $11.82 billion.
Procter & Gamble (PG: 64.48, -2.39, -3.57%) posted an adjusted fiscal
-third quarter EPS of 94 cents, topping forecasts by a penny. The
consumer products companys sales came in at $20.19 billion, shy
of the $20.29 billion Wall Street expected.
Chevron (CVX: 106.18, -0.04, -0.04%) posted a first-quarter profit of
$3.27 a share, beating estimates by a penny. The blue-chip company's
total revenue came in at $60.71 billion, short of expectations of $72.42
billion.
Amazon.com's (AMZN: 226.85, +30.86, +15.75%) results, released
after the close on Thursday, handily beat expectations. The online
retailer said it earned 28 cents a share on revenue of $13.18 billion,
compared with estimates of 7 cents a share on revenue of $12.9 billion.
Energy futures were broadly to the upside. Crude oil traded in New York
gained 38 cents, or 0.36%, to $104.93 a barrel. Wholesale New York
Harbor gasoline rose 0.72% to $3.21 a gallon.
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Foreign Markets
European blue chips jumped 0.92%, the English FTSE 100 climbed
0.49% to 5777 and the German DAX rallied 0.91% to 6801.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 dipped 0.43% to 9521 and the
Chinese Hang Seng fell 0.33% to 20741.
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April was a weak month for Wall Street; indeed, the broad S&P 500
ended with a 0.75% loss, snapping a four-month winning streak.
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Chrysler posted U.S. sales of 141,165 units in April, a 20% increase
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adjusted first-quarter profit of 58 cents a share, beating estimates by
two cents. The health-care giants revenue came in at $15.4 billion,
slightly short of the $15.47 billion analysts expected. The Dow
component also said it sees its full-year adjusted earnings hitting
between $2.14 and $2.24 a share. Analysts were looking for $2.26 for
2012.
Centerbridge Partners also revealed it is taking P.F. Changs (PFCB:
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The Commerce Department reported the U.S. trade deficit rose to $51.8
billion in March from a downwardly-revised $45.4 billion in February.
Economists were expecting the deficit to rise to $50 billion from a
previously reported $46 billion. Exports climbed 2.9%, but that gain was
counteracted by a 5.2% jump in imports. On an absolute level, both
exports and imports hit all-time highs.
The gap, which represents the difference between exports and imports,
will figure directly into measure of first-quarter gross domestic product
and are a key indicator of the competitiveness of the world's biggest
economy.
"This report suggests that trade may now be a plus for growth in the first
quarter of 2012," IHS Global Principal U.S. Economist Gregory Daco
wrote in a research note. "However, it is important to remember that the
U.S. is not immune to a sharper global deceleration."
Separately, new claims for unemployment benefits fell to 367,000 last
week from an upwardly-revised 368,000 the week prior, according to the
Labor Department. Economists were expecting claims to rise to 369,000
from an initially reported 365,000.
This is the first major report on the jobs market since a disappointing
April jobs report released last Friday that showed the U.S. economy
adding considerably fewer jobs than expected.
China revealed that its trade surplus grew to $18.4 billion in April from
$5.4 billion in March. Economists expected a reading of $10.4 billion.
The country saw its exports rise by a considerably smaller margin than
expected, coupled with essentially no import growth.
"Slowing exports suggested that the Chinese economy is feeling the
effects of flagging demand in its main external markets, while the sharp
fall in import growth suggested slowing investment within China," Gavan
Nolan, director of credit research at Markit in London wrote in an email.
Concerns that the world's No. 2 economy is slowing down were
counteracted to some extent by hopes that the data would prompt
Bejing to take action to boost the economy: "From a policy perspective,
the set of weak trade data reinforces our view that policymakers
priorities should lie in promoting growth," analysts at Nomura wrote in a
research note.
In energy markets, crude oil prices ended in the green for the first time
in seven days. Futures traded in New York gained 27 cents, or 0.28%,
to $97.08 a barrel. Wholesale New York harbor gasoline slipped 0.46%
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In metals, gold rose $1.30, or 0.08%, to $1,596 a troy ounce.
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Eurozone blue chips climbed 0.98%, the English FTSE 100 rose 0.25%
to 5544 and the German DAX gained 0.66% to 6518.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 slumped 0.39% to 9010 and the
Chinese Hang Seng shed 0.51% to 20227.
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By Adam Samson

Traders across the globe scooped up equities, commodities and other risky assets amid optimism that European policymakers
are taking decisive measures to put an end to the continent's debt crisis.
Today's Markets
As of 3:20 p.m. ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied 237 points, or 1.9%, to 12840, the S&P 500 jumped 28.5 points, or
2.1%, to 1357 and the Nasdaq Composite climbed 76.9 points, or 2.7%, to 2926.
It wasn't only equities that rallied on Friday. Oil surged $7.27, or 9.4%, in its best daily advance since February 2011. Meanwhile,
gasoline leaped 4.3% and gold charged 3.5% higher.
A Sigh of Relief
In a sign of the breadth of the buying, volatility dropped nearly 10% as tracked by the CBOE's VIX and there were six trades in
advancing shares for each in a declining share on the New York Stock Exchange. The yield on the U.S. 10-year bond jumped 0.73percentage point to 1.652% as traders ditched the safe-haven asset class.
After days of trepidation leading up to the European Union summit, traders were finally able to breathe at least a temporary sigh of
relief on Friday. The European Council said in a statement early Friday that is "imperative to break the vicious circle between banks
and sovereigns."
As a result, it is planning several moves aimed at easing embattled eurozone credit and financial markets. One of the most
important components is the introduction of a single bank regulator that would work with the European Central Bank and oversee
the bloc's banks. Once that is set up, the European Council said it will allow banks to borrow directly from the European Stability
Mechanism (ESM), which is the eurozone's permanent rescue fund. That is important because right now banks need to borrow via
their countries, which in turn increases those countries' national debt levels.
On a more technical level, the European Council also said the ESM will not become a senior debt holder when it lends to banks in
Spain. There were worries that if that occurred, it would spook private bondholders who see their holdings become subordinate.
The statement said the formal plans should be crafted by July 9. While market participants cheered the news, many analysts
remained concerned about the long-term stability of the eurozone.
The measures "exceeded the market's mean view because risks had been skewed to the downside: there had been a significant
probability that no agreement would be made at all," analysts at Barclays wrote in a note to clients.
"However, the agreement represents only a limited move forward and deep disagreements remain between euro area countries, so
it is far from a game-changer."
Eurozone blue chips surged 5% in the best session of the year and the euro soared 1.9% to $1.2674.
Despite the big gains on the day, stocks are still looking to close the quarter out with sizeable losses. Indeed, the broad S&P 500 is
poised to shed more than 3.5% for the quarter.
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Wall Street also got several economic reports.

Consumer spending remained flat in May from April as expected while personal income rose 0.2%, also as expected, the
Commerce Department reported. The manufacturing sector in the mid-West region expanded at a slightly faster pace in June from
the month before, according to data from the Institute for Supply Management-Chicago. The more closely-watched national ISM
report is slated for release on Monday.
A final reading on consumer sentiment for the month of June came in at 73.2, the lowest level since December 2011 and down from
a reading of 74.1 in early June, according to a survey by Thomson Reuters and the University of Michigan. Economists expected
the gauge to hold steady at 74.1.
Foreign Markets
The Euro Stoxx 50 surged 5% to 2265, the English FTSE 100 rallied 1.4% to 5571 and the German DAX soared 4.3% to 6416.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 gained 1.5% to 9007 and the Chinese Hang Seng jumped 2.2% to 19441.
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Stocks end first half of 2012 with a bang

By Maureen Farrell @CNNMoneyInvest June 29, 2012: 4:37 PM ET
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- U.S. stocks soared Friday, and all three indexes closed out the first half of 2012 up more than
5%. The Nasdaq has etched double-digit gains.
A deal among European leaders to help struggling eurozone banks buoyed global markets Friday, at least temporarily
erasing investors' looming fears over the viability of the eurozone.
While stocks have clocked broad gains for the year, all three indexes closed out the second quarter below first quarter
highs. Fears over Europe pushed stocks down nearly 10% in early June.
Still, on Friday, investors looked solely at what was accomplished at the two-day European Union summit in Brussels.
European leaders struck a "breakthrough" deal early Friday aimed at easing the recapitalization of banks.
Expectations were so low heading into the summit that the surprise announcement sparked widespread euphoria. Investors
were relieved to see sky-high bond yields in Spain and Italy retreat from 7% -- the level that flashes bailout warning signals.
Fear & Greed Index hits neutral
"We're finally seeing a cause and effect," said Frank Davis, director of trading at LEK Securities. "It's a very positive sign
that they can have a timely impact with some of the moves EU leaders make."
The Dow Jones industrial average ( INDU) closed the day up 278 points, or 2.2%. The S&P 500 ( SPX) gained 33 points,
or 2.5%. The Nasdaq ( COMP) added 86 points, or 3%.
Financial stocks led the broad worldwide rally.
In Paris, BNP Paribas ( BNPQF) and Credit Agricole ( CRARY) and Societe Generale ( SCGLY) rose nearly 10%. In
Frankfurt, Commerzbank ( CRZBY) rose 5% and Deutsche Bank ( DB) surged 7%. In Madrid, Banco Santander ( SAN)
jumped 7%.
In the United States, Bank of America ( BAC, Fortune 500), Citigroup ( C, Fortune 500), Morgan Stanley ( MS,
Fortune 500) and Goldman Sachs ( GS, Fortune 500) all rose between 2% and 6%.
JPMorgan ( JPM, Fortune 500), which is still reeling from news that its trading losses could jump as high as $9 billion,
dipped slightly, and Barclays ( BCS), which is under pressure for manipulating LIBOR rates, closed down 5%
U.S. stocks closed in negative territory Thursday, after clawing back in the final hour of trading from much steeper losses.
World markets: The EU deal includes a mechanism to inject capital directly into banks, which may reduce what Investec
bond analyst Elisabeth Afseth called "the bank-sovereign negative feedback loop."
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Afseth said the loop starts when a nation borrows to recapitalize its troubled banks, which then increases the country's debt,
pushes up bond yields, reduces bond values and forces banks to require even more capital.
European leaders reach key deal on banks
"It's an important step," Afseth said, but she remains skeptical. "You have to be a little bit concerned where the funds are
coming from. They could potentially run out quite quickly."
EU leaders are hoping for implementation of the bank agreement by July 9.
European stocks all closed higher. Britain's FTSE 100 ( UKX) added 2%, the DAX ( DAX) in Germany jumped 3.5% and
France's CAC 40 ( CAC40) rallied 3.8%.
Asian markets also ended higher. The Shanghai Composite ( SHCOMP) closed just above breakeven, while the Hang
Seng ( HSI) in Hong Kong surged 3.1% and Japan's Nikkei ( N225) gained 1.5%.
Economy: The Chicago Purchasing Managers' Index for June came in at 52.9, slightly below expectations of 53, but up
from 52.7 last month. Any reading above 50 signifies expansion in the region's manufacturing sector.
The University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index for June came in below expectations at 73.2, compared with 74.1
in May.
Companies: Home builder KB Home ( KBH) reported a second-quarter loss Friday that was smaller than expected,
which pushed shares up 13%.
Nike ( NKE, Fortune 500) shares tumbled 9%, a day after the company reported quarterly earnings that missed analyst
estimates.
Shares of Research In Motion ( RIMM) fell 19%, after the BlackBerry-maker reported a wider-than-expected loss
Thursday, and another delay of its long-awaited BlackBerry 10 operating system.
Ford ( F, Fortune 500) shares slid nearly 5%. On Thursday, the automaker lowered its guidance based on poor
performance by its international divisions.
Shares of gun manufacturing company Smith & Wesson ( SWHC) surged after the company's earnings beat profit
expectations by a wide margin.
Currencies and commodities: The dollar fell against the euro, British pound and Japanese yen.
Oil for August delivery rose $7.27 to $84.96 a barrel.
Gold futures for August delivery jumped $53.80 to $1,604.20 an ounce.
Bonds: The price on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury fell, pushing the yield up to 1.65% from 1.58% late Thursday.
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After a four-session slump, Wall Street roared higher as traders cheered

upbeat commentary from the European Central Bank and a round of
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 212 points, or 1.7%, to

12888, the S&P 500 rallied 22.1 points, or 1.7%, to 1360 and the
Nasdaq Composite jumped 39 points, or 1.4%, to 2893.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said Thursday that he is

"ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro" within the central
bank's mandate, according to a report by Reuters. He also implied the
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These remarks come on the heels of commentary from ECB governing

council member Ewald Nowotny, suggesting it could make sense for the
eurozone's permanent rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism,
to receive a banking license.
The moves would come as a relief to market participants who have
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seen the yield on Spain's 10-year bonds surge well above the 7% mark.
Such high borrowing costs have prompted sovereign bailouts of
countries such as Spain and Portugal.
The euro soared 0.83% to $1.2259, while the Euro Stoxx 50 surged
4.3%. Still, many analysts remained skeptical of the somewhat vague
commentary.
"Boosting the ESM fire power may be required to stabilize peripheral
funding pressures, but it may take further market stress for member
countries to agree," analysts at Barclays wrote in a note to clients.
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On the U.S. front, Wall Street is set to get another round of earnings
news from big companies ahead of the opening bell.
3M (MMM: 90.59, +1.84, +2.07%) revealed second-quarter profits of
$1.66 a share, beating estimates by a penny. However, the Dow
components revenues came in at $7.5 billion, shy of the $7.79 billion
Wall Street anticipated.There are also a slew of economic reports on
tap.
Orders for long-lasting goods rose 1.6% in June from May, according to
the Commerce Department, topping estimates for a 0.4% increase.
Excluding the transportation segment, orders were down 1.1% from
May, the biggest decline since January. Economists were expecting
orders to be unchanged from May. The durable goods report factors into
broader measures of economic growth.
New claims for unemployment benefits fell to 353,000 last week from an
upwardly revised 388,000 the week prior, according to the Labor
Department. Claims were expected to fall to 380,000 from an initially
reported 386,000. The Labor Department said claims remain volatile as
a result of issues relating to auto-plant shutdowns, according to
Reuters.
A report on the housing market came as a disappointment.
Contracts for pending sales of previously-owned homes fell 1.4% in
June from May, according to the National Association of Realtors. Sales
were expected to rise 0.2%.
Commodities markets moved to the upside. The benchmark crude oil
contract traded in New York gained 47 cents, or 0.47%, to $89.39 a
barrel. Wholesale New York Harbor gasoline rose 0.75% to $2.814 a
gallon.
Foreign Markets
The Euro Stoxx 50 surged 4.3% to 2251, the English FTSE 100 jumped
1.4% to 5573 and the German DAX rallied 2.8% to 6583.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 gained 0.92% to 8443 and the
Chinese Hang Seng gained 0.08% to 18893.
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Breaking through resistance and sluggish August sentiment, the

S&P 500 leaped to its highest level since early April on Thursday as
tech bellwether Cisco Systems surged 10% and concerns about the
euro eased a bit.
Todays Markets
13250.11, the S&P 500 gained 9.98 points, or 0.71%, to 1415.51 and
the Nasdaq Composite jumped 31.46 points, or 1.04%, to 3062.39. The
FOX 50 picked up 5.87 points, or 0.56%, to 1061.50.
Wall Street started the day in the doldrums once again, failing to
respond definitively to another series of conflicting economic gauges on
housing starts and initial jobless claims.
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But buying picked up steam late in the morning as the euro advanced
on comments from Angela Merkel and tech stocks rallied around an
earnings beat and upbeat guidance from Cisco Systems (CSCO:
19.02, +1.67, +9.63%).
The rally leaves the S&P 500 at heights unseen in four months and
within just a few points of a new four-year high. Also, all three major
indexes are now on track to advance for the sixth consecutive week.
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The market is in a good place. Weve bottomed here economically.

Things have really stabilized, said Jason Weisberg, senior vice
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Most of the Dow's 30 stocks gained ground, led by Home Depot (HD:
56.31, +1.31, +2.38%) and Cisco. The index's weakest performers were
McDonald's (MCD: 87.46, -0.35, -0.40%) and Wal-Mart (WMT), which
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Were moving up on vapor volume," said Weisberg.

Still, Cisco helped carry Wall Street solidly higher on Thursday after the
tech bellwether revealed a 56% leap in quarterly earnings and an
unexpected dividend boost. Importantly, the tech giant's outlook met
expectations and CEO John Chambers sounded an optimistic tone
about the economy, especially in the U.S.
+1.05
69.21
The news helped lift other tech stocks like SanDisk (SNDK: 42.70,
+1.14, +2.74%) and Oracle (ORCL: 32.03, +0.48, +1.52%).
+1.00
19.87
-1.33
In Europe, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Germany is

committed to do what's necessary to maintain the euro, mirroring
comments made by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi last
month.
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The remarks helped send the euro to session highs, rising 0.56% to
$1.2355 as U.S. markets closed. Likewise, European stocks rallied, with
the Euro Stoxx 50 climbing 1.1% to fresh four-month highs and Spain's
IBEX surging 4%.
The Europeans have been talking since 2008. I think the investment
community is getting a little bit tired of the words and they want to see
actions, said Weisberg.
Meanwhile, basic materials stocks such as BHP Billiton (BHP: 69.21,
+1.00, +1.47%) received a bid after Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao
opened the door to new stimulus. Warning the "downward pressure" on
China's economy is "still big" and "may last for a while," Wen said he
sees "growing room for monetary policy operation." China's gross
domestic product is projected to slow to just 8% in 2012, its weakest
performance since 1999.
In commodities, crude oil gained for the third day in a row, jumping
$1.27 a barrel, or 1.35%, to $95.60 -- its highest settle since May 11.
Gold picked up $12.40 a troy ounce, or 0.77%, to $1,616.10.
Data Deluge Paints Mixed Picture
U.S. stocks hit session lows after the Philadelphia Federal Reserve's
manufacturing index came in at -7.1 in August, up from -12.9 in July but
missing forecasts from economists for -5 and marking the fourth
consecutive contraction. Inside the report, the six-month index was at its
lowest level in a year and the employment component tumbled to its
weakest level since September 2009.
The weaker-than-expected Philly Fed report comes a day after a New
York manufacturing gauge unexpectedly turned negative in August.
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Meanwhile, the Labor Department said initial jobless claims rose by

2,000 last week to 366,000, just slightly trailing forecasts from
economists for a rise to 365,000. As usual, the government upped its
estimate for the previous week to 364,000 from 361,000. Still, the fourweek average of claims slipped by 5,500 to 363,750 -- the lowest level
since the end of March.
On the housing front, the government said housing starts declined in
July by 1.1% to a pace of 746,000, missing forecasts for a lighter
decline to 756,000. However, building permits jumped 6.8% last month
to a rate of 812,000 -- the highest level in four years.
Home builders like Pulte (PHM: 13.60, +0.82, +6.42%) and Hovnanian
(HOV: 2.64, +0.14, +5.60%) advanced on the news.
Corporate Movers
Wal-Mart (WMT: 72.15, -2.30, -3.09%) narrowly topped expectations
with a 5.7% rise in second-quarter earnings. While a 4.5% rise in sales
missed forecasts, the worlds largest retailer upped its full-year profit
targets.
Facebook (FB: 19.87, -1.33, -6.27%) tumbled another 6% and broke
through $20 a share to hit new all-time lows as the lock-up period
expired, allowing some insiders to start selling. The social network's
stock has crumbled 48% from its $38 debut price in May.
Electronic Arts (EA: 13.81, +0.72, +5.50%) rallied almost 6% after the
New York Post reported the video-game publisher is exploring a sale.
The maker of Madden NFL and Sim City has been approached by
private-equity firms KKR (KKR: 14.52, 0.00, 0.00%) and Providence
Equity Partners, the paper said.
Best Buy (BBY: 20.41, +1.05, +5.42%) climbed 5% after founder
Richard Schulze asked the electronic retailers board to OK a request to
form a group to conduct due diligence. Earlier this month Schulze
offered to take Best Buy private for $24 to $26 a share.
Dollar Tree (DLTR: 49.11, -0.89, -1.78%) retreated 3% after posting an
in-line 26% jump in second-quarter earnings that was overshadowed by
a weaker-than-expected outlook for the third quarter.
GameStop (GME: 17.98, +0.93, +5.45%) narrowly topped estimates
with EPS of 16 cents, but suffered a deeper-than-expected 11.1% dive
in sales to $1.55 billion. The worlds largest video game retailer
projected third-quarter EPS of 28 cents to 36 cents, below the Streets
view of 41 cents.
Global Markets
The U.K.s FTSE 100 gained 0.03% to 5834.51, the German DAX
advanced 0.71% to 6996.29 and Frances CAC 40 jumped 0.91% to
3480.49 -- its highest close since March 26.
In Asia, Japans Nikkei 225 soared 1.88% to 9092.76 and the Hong
Kong Hang Seng declined 0.45% to 19962.95.
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Stocks end higher on Cisco earnings, economic data - Aug. 16, 2012
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Stocks end higher on Cisco earnings, economic data

By CNNMoney Staff @CNNMoneyInvestAugust 16, 2012: 4:35 PM ET
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- U.S. stocks closed solidly higher Thursday, as investors parsed through a mixed bag of
economic data.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 ended the day up 0.6%. The Nasdaq added 1%.
Cisco Systems helped fuel the rally after reporting a quarterly profit and sales Wednesday that rose from year-ago results
and beat Wall Street's forecasts. It also boosted its dividend by 75%. Shares of Cisco ( CSCO, Fortune 500), a Dow
component, rose more than 9%.
Weekly figures for initial jobless claims increased, but came in lower than expected. Meanwhile, reports on housing starts
and building permits showed further momentum in the housing market.
The afternoon rally after a mostly flat morning came without any clear catalyst.
"There's an old Wall Street saying to never short a dull market," said Ryan Detrick, senior technical strategist at Schaeffer's
Investment Research. The low-volume trading day, he said, "increases the odds of a sharp spike like today with everyone
wondering what just happened."
Investors have grown more optimistic on the state of the housing market. Home prices and new construction have started
to pick up in recent months as foreclosures have slowed. Still, it's been difficult for investors to find a theme to trade on, said
several market watchers.
"We've seen some economic data that's been marginally positive, but overall the market narrative hasn't meaningfully
changed over the last few weeks," said Joe Tanious, global market strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
What has the potential to alter the narrative: another round of bond buying by the Federal Reserve. Investors are waiting to
see whether Fed chairman Ben Bernanke will announce a so-called QE2 in his Jackson Hole, Wyoming speech at the end
of the month.
Social Media bubble pops
One exception to the slow volume of the past several weeks: Facebook ( FB). More than 150 million shares changed
hands Thursday, pushing the stock down as much as 7% to an all-time low, as the social media company's "lock-up
period" expired. Facebook's insiders became eligible to sell off about 271 million shares Thursday, the first of a series of
lock-up expirations for the company.
Fear & Greed Index
Companies: Second quarter results from Wal-Mart Stores ( , Fortune 500) showed that the retailer is still doing well in a
sluggish economy. The company upped its forecast for the year's profits. However, both Wal-Mart and Sears Holdings ( ,
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Fortune 500), which also reported results, missed on revenue expectations. Wal-Mart's stock slid but Sears shares moved
higher.
Shares in two companies, Electronic Arts ( ) and Redbox parent company Coinstar ( CSTR), soared on takeover
speculation. The New York Post reported that both companies are targets for private equity firms.
Economy: The number of people filing for first-time jobless claims in the week ended Aug. 11 rose by 2,000 to 366,000,
according to the Labor Department. The weekly figure came in lower than analysts' estimate of 368,000.
Housing market data also came in better than expected, with housing starts up almost 22% from a year earlier, while
building permits rose nearly 30% from July 2011.
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve said manufacturing in the mid-Atlantic region contracted again in August. The index
came in at minus 7.1, weaker than the forecast of minus 5.. The figure was an improvement from minus 12.9 in July.
World Markets: European stocks closed higher. Britain's FTSE 100 finished the day up 0.03%. France's CAC 40 added
0.7%, and the DAX in Germany edged 0.9% higher.
Asian markets closed mixed. The Shanghai Composite shed 0.3% and the Hang Seng in Hong Kong fell 0.5%, while
Japan's Nikkei gained 1.9%.
Currencies and commodities: The dollar rose against the euro and Japanese yen, but slipped against the British pound.
Oil for September delivery notched up $1.27 to $95.60 a barrel.
Gold futures for December delivery rose $12.60 to $1,619.20 an ounce.
Bonds: The price on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury moved up slightly, pushing the yield up to 1.84% from 1.81%
late Wednesday.
First Published: August 16, 2012: 9:51 AM ET
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Sensex breaches 19K-mark; up by 188 points

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Brokers said trading sentiment remained bullish on continued buying by
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Stocks surged higher and lifted the BSE benchmark Sensex up past the psychological 19,000 mark in early trades this morning as investors shrugged
off weak global cues and indulged in some heavy buying almost across the board, betting on hopes the government will come out with more
announcements on economic reforms following the cabinet meeting that will end today.
At 19,060.92, off a high of 19,087.60, the Sensex is now up 191.23 points or 1.01% from its previous closing mark. The Nifty index of the National
Stock Exchange, which spurted to 5798.60, is now up 60 points or 1.05% at 5791.25.
Bank and realty stocks are up sharply. Oil stocks have moved higher following a sharp decline in global crude oil prices. Capital goods, power and
automobile stocks too are mostly trading higher. Metal and FMCG stocks are up as well, while information technology stocks are subdued.
BHEL is up 3.3% at Rs 258. ICICI Bank , Bharti Airtel , Dr Reddy'sLaboratories , HDFC Bank , HDFC , Reliance Industries , Tata Motors , ITC , Bajaj
Auto ,Larsen & Toubro , Maruti Suzuki , Tata Steel , State Bank of India , Hindalco , ONGC andSterlite Industries are trading higher by 1% - 2.6%.
Tata Power , Jindal Steel & Power , Infosys , Mahindra & Mahindra , Hindustan Unilever andNTPC are also trading firm.
DLF , Axis Bank , Jaiprakash Associates , BPCL , Kotak Bank , Reliance Infrastructure ,Punjab National Bank , Grasim
Industries , ACC and Siemens are up with sharp to moderate gains.
Lupin , Cipla and HCL Technologies are down more than a percent. Tata Consultancy Services and Ranbaxy Laboratories are also trading notably
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The Sensex, which had tumbled to two-month lows by losing 593 points in the past six sessions, recovered 29.63 points, or 0.16 per cent to 18, PTI
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By Maureen Farrell @CNNMoneyInvest December 18, 2012: 4:21 PM ET

NEW YORK (CNNMoney)
Stocks enjoyed a nice pop Tuesday, as investors were reassured by signs that a fiscal cliff deal may be taking shape.
House Speaker John Boehner's suggestion that he was open to higher tax rates on the wealthiest Americans was
described as "progress" by the White House. President Barack Obama responded to the offer with his own comprom
on both tax increases and spending cuts.
"There's an overriding belief now that we will get a deal done in 2012," said Peter Boockvar, an equity strategist at Mill
Tabak.
Stocks, already up throughout the morning, edged even higher in the early afternoon after Standard and Poor's booste
Greece's credit rating by several notches. "It's a long slow process, but investors are happy to see that progress is b
made in Europe," said Doug DePietro, managing director at Evercore.
Related: Cerberus to sell gunmaker after massacre
The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 closed up between 0.9% and 1.1% respectively.
Apple ( AAPL, Fortune 500) rose nearly 3%, helping Nasdaq to a 1.5% gain for the day. Although Apple lost an
important ruling when a federal judge denied its request for a permanent ban on 26 Samsung products that Apple
charged had willfully infringed Apple's patents, investors seemed relieved to find out Samsung had dropped injunction
requests against Apple products in Europe.
Investment bank Jefferies (
JEF) reported quarterly profits Tuesday that beat forecasts. Shares rose 3%.
In the wake of the massacre in Newtown, Conn., gun manufacturers continued to trade lower. Smith & Wesson (
dropped 10%, and Sturm Ruger ( RGR) fell 7%.
After the closing bell Tuesday, tech giant Oracle (
SW
ORCL, Fortune 500) reported quarterly results that beat analysts
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European markets closed higher. Meanwhile, Asian markets ended mixed, with Japanese shares continuing to rally
hopes of further economic stimulus following the election victory for Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party.
The dollar fell against the British pound and the euro, and was little changed versus the Japanese yen.
In other markets, oil prices rose slightly, and gold sold off sharply, dropping more than 1.5%.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury note dropped sharply, causing its yield to rise to 1.83%.
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney)
U.S. stocks drifted higher Thursday as fiscal cliff negotiations in Washington seemed to be headed for a showdown.
The Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500 both gained about 0.5%. The Nasdaq rose 0.2%.
Shares of large U.S. banks were among the best performers, with Bank of America ( BAC, Fortune 500) and JPMorgan Chase
( JPM, Fortune 500) leading the Dow. Goldman Sachs ( GS, Fortune 500), Citigroup ( C, Fortune 500), Morgan Stanley
( MS, Fortune 500) and Wells Fargo ( WFC, Fortune 500) were also higher.
After making progress earlier this week, President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner butted heads Wednesday, ahead
of the year-end deadline for an agreement on tax hikes and spending cuts.
Lawmakers in the House will vote later Thursday on Plan B, a GOP version of an agreement on the fiscal cliff. The White House
has already threatened to veto that plan, saying it would bring only "minimal" changes in projected budget deficits.
Boehner said Thursday he was not convinced Plan B would die in the Senate, where Democrats have a majority. But he criticized
Obama for not making concessions on spending cuts and entitlement reform after Republicans gave ground on tax hikes.
"I am convinced the president is unwilling to stand up to his own party on the big issues that face our country," said Boehner.
While failing to resolve the fiscal cliff could tip the economy back into recession, some investors have accepted that the talks will
probably continue into early next year.
"I increasingly believe that we are going to fall off the fiscal cliff," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank.
"But it will not be the end of the world."
Investors downplayed the risk of missing the deadline, suggesting that lawmakers could delay some spending cuts and that
changes to the tax code could be made retroactive.
"It doesn't have to be an immediate nose dive," said Art Hogan, managing director at Lazard Capital Markets. "But the market is
certainly not going to celebrate if the deal gets pushed into next year."
As has been the case recently, the fiscal cliff continued to trump economic fundamentals.
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The government released its final estimate of third-quarter GDP growth -- a 3.1% annual rate, much faster than the 1.3% rate in
the second quarter. In other economic news, jobless claims rose by 17,000 to 361,000 in the latest week.
Existing home sales rose 5.9% in November to an annual rate of 5.04 million, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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On the corporate front, shares of NYSE Euronext ( NYX) surged 34% after the operator of the New York Stock Exchange
agreed to be bought by IntercontinentalExchange Inc ( ICE) for $8.2 billion in cash and stock.
After the closing bell, BlackBerry maker Research in Motion ( RIMM) said it lost 22 cents per share in the third quarter, which
was a smaller loss than expected. Nik ( NKE, Fortune 500)e reported earnings of $1.14 per share in the company's fiscal second
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KBH) shares fell after the homebuilder reported quarterly earnings that declined over the past year.
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KMX, Fortune 500) reported strong quarterly results, sending shares higher.
Related: Fortune 500: Worst-performing stocks of 2012
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc ( BBBY, Fortune 500) shares dropped after the retailer offered weak guidance when it reported
quarterly results Wednesday.
Also late Wednesday, Google ( GOOG, Fortune 500) announced it will sell its Motorola Mobility Home division, which
includes cable set-top boxes and modems, to Arris ( ARRS) for $2.35 billion. Arris stock rose about 3%, while Google ticked
slightly higher.
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of Japan announced a widely anticipated extension of its bond-buying program.
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By Ben Rooney @CNNMoneyInvest December 31, 2012: 4:57 PM ET
NEW YORK (CNNMoney)
U.S. stocks rallied Monday, ending a volatile year on a high note, as investors welcomed signs a fiscal cliff deal is takin
shape in Washington.
On the final day of 2012, the Dow Jones Industrial average rose 1.3%, or more than 167 points. The S&P 500 adde
1.7%. The Nasdaq rose 2%, with shares of Apple ( AAPL, Fortune 500) gaining 4.6%.
The advance came on light volume, since many professional investors are away from their desks for the holidays, trad
said. While an official agreement has yet to be announced, investors were relieved that lawmakers appear to be movin
toward an agreement to prevent tax hikes and spending cuts from taking effect Jan. 1.
"Investors were expecting the worst, so anything positive coming out of Washington is greeted with buying," said Jack
Ablin, chief investment officer at Harris Private Bank.
President Barack Obama said an agreement to prevent taxes from going up on middle-class households "is within sigh
but it's not done."
"There are still issues left to resolve, but we are hopeful that Congress can get it done," the president told a gathering
"folks" at the White House.
Obama chided lawmakers for waiting until the last possible minute, acknowledging that he will not be leaving town for t
New Year holiday. "It looks like I will be spending New Year's here, in D.C.," he said.
After the president's speech, Senator Mitch McConnell said lawmakers are "very, very close" to a deal.
Congress appears to be near an agreement to raise the income tax rate on top earners to what it was during Presiden
Clinton's last term in office, according to sources close to the process.
The deal would also increase estate taxes, extend unemployment benefits and potentially put off the $110 billion in
automatic spending cuts called for under the fiscal cliff, sources told CNN.
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The proposal, assuming lawmakers in both chambers approve it, would prevent the full force of the fiscal cliff from hittin
the economy. But it does not address the nation's long-term fiscal problems and will not resolve the uncertainty hangin
over the market, said Ron Florance, managing director of investment strategy at Wells Fargo Private Bank.
"They are a day late and several trillion dollars short of solving this problem," said Florance. "It's an embarrassment."
If a deal is announced after U.S. markets close today, global investors will not have an opportunity to respond until the
Shanghai Composite and Hang Seng markets open for trading Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET.
All major global markets will be closed Jan. 1 in observance of New Year's Day.
Related: Fear & Greed Index ends the year in greed
Despite all the uncertainty, U.S. stocks have had a pretty good year overall, with all three indexes up between 7% and
16%. By comparison, stocks ended 2011 almost exactly where they began the year, although there was a lot of movem
in between.
Stocks rallied in the first quarter of 2012 on hopes the Federal Reserve would step up its stimulus policies. But the
market took a tumble in May as concerns about Europe's debt crisis resurfaced and the U.S. economy stalled. After
bouncing back in the summer, stocks hit a high for the year in September, when the Fed announced more asset
purchases.
In November, stocks fell anew after Obama beat out Republican challenger Mitt Romeny in the race for the White Ho
Investors have been sidelined by the fiscal cliff ever since, with stocks ending little changed in December.
The ongoing battle over taxes and spending in Washington will continue to cause volatility in the market over the short
term, said Florance. But he said stocks are still priced at attractive levels relative to expectations for corporate earning
next year.
"We see a pretty healthy environment for stock investors next year," said Florance. "We're not exuberant, but modestly
bullish."
Related: S&P 500 winners and losers 2012
On Friday, European markets ended mixed. Stocks in London and Frankfurt fell, while the Paris market advanced. As
stocks got a boost from strong manufacturing data out of China. The Shanghai Composite, one of the world's wors
performing indexes, managed to eke out a 3% gain for the year and the Nikkei, which was closed Monday, ended the y
with a 20% gain.
Meanwhile, oil prices eased and gold prices edged higher. The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note rose to 1.72
The U.S. dollar gained versus the euro and the yen, but fell against the British pound.
One of the only pieces of company news was a $665 million deal announced late Sunday to buy investment banking fi
Duff & Phelps ( DPG) by a joint venture led by the Carlyle Group ( CG). The offer price represented a 19% premium
over Duff & Phelps' stock close Friday.
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SPECIAL REPORT AMERICA'S MONEY CRISIS

The Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) ended 936 points

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Last Updated: October 13, 2008: 6:15 PM ET

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks rallied Monday

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Dow ends 936 points higher, the largest

Stocks were buoyant Monday as investors welcomed a

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