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Lower € drags down stocks
Dow drops again & looks like it's heading for the May 7 low of 10,380. Dow is down 71 (near its lows for the day), decliners ahead ...
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Markets extend weekly losses
Dow fell 194 (its lows), decliners over advancers 9-1 & NAZ dropped 51. Bank stocks led the way lower as the Financial Index is just a ...
Morning gains fizzle, Dow is back below 10,000
Stocks sank in the last 2 hours. Dow fell 69 (closing at its lows & back below 10K), but advancers ahead of decliners 3-2 & NAZ was ...
Markets rise on good earnings
Dow roared out of the gate & kept charging forward. Dow shot up 168, advancers ahead of decliners 5-1 & NAZ jumped 43. Bank stocks...
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Markets rebound on Alcoa earnings
Dow jumped 90 (near session highs), advancers over decliners better than 6-1 & NAZ added 33. The Financial Index was up 3+ to the 204s ...
Markets slip while awaiting new developments
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Rally in last half hour saves stocks
Markets tried to rally in the AM & then pulled back to break even. But buying the last 30 minutes (maybe shorts covering their positions...
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Markets take a rest after yesterday's gains
Chinese sun shines on stock markets
Strong markets after China announces commitment to...
Morning gains fizzle, Dow is back below 10,000
Stocks extend late day gains from yesterday
Nerves are calmed, stocks pare morning losses
Dow tumbles below 10,000 on continued European wor...
Markets fall with most of the selling into the clo...
Markets drift lower after housing sales data
Rally in last half hour saves stocks
Stock markets are higher but very nervous
Dow plunges 376, worst day in a year
Dow has fallen 1,000 from its highs last month
Germany tightening controls over financial markets...
Markets tumble on even greater European worries
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Comeback day brought stock averages back into the ...
Lower € drags down stocks
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Increased sovereign debt concerns weigh down stock...
Markets meander lower
Stocks waffle, trying to figure out where to go
Markets snap back as Greek debt problems are forgo...
Markets rise as European debt fears decrease
Doubts about European bailout program plague marke...
Markets waffle after digesting European bailout pa...
Dow recovers 404 as European debt concerns ease
Markets fly high after trillion dollar European ba...
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Markets sell-off continues in choppy trading
Panic Plunge in the markets, making for one ugly d...
Stocks keep sinking on European debt worries
Dow loses 300 in 2 day sell-off
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