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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 ...
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Wobbly day, wobbly week, but good July for stocks
Markets little changed after Q2 GDP figures
Markets hesitate after indecisive economic news
Markets continue wobbly after jobless claims
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Markets lower on unexpected drop in durable goods ...
Markets drift after dreary consumer confidence report
Markets are wobbly after weak consumer confidence ...
Strong stock markets close at their highs
Markets rise on improved new home sales
Markets rise after GE raises the dividend
Mixed earnings and worries about European banks ho...
Dow rose 201 on strong earnings reports
Stocks surge on earnings and optimistic forecasts
Markets sink after Bernanke speaks
Wobbly markets despite favorable earnings reports
Markets rise on earnings hopes for tech stocks
Disappointing earnings sink stocks
Markets rise on earnings hopes
Stocks stumble on sinking homebuilder confidence
Markets tumble on weak revenue growth at major banks
Markets lower on disappointing earnings
Last hour buying limits market losses
Markets retreat on weak manufacturing & mixed jobl...
Markets vacillate on sluggish retail sales
Mixed markets following mediocre June retail sales
Markets surge on earnings hopes
Stocks up 6 straight days on favorable earnings ou...
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Markets wobbly ahead of earnings season
Sticks advance on earnings hopes
Markets claw their way higher
After choppy trading, markets rally in last hour
Early market advances are slipping away
New look
Markets have their best day in 2 months
Strong retail sales in June lifts markets
Strength at the close lifts stocks
Markets rise following rising European markets.
Late day rally attempt failed
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