Stocks Rally Back To The Upside In Mid-Afternoon Trading - U.S. Commentary []
The markets have climbed back to the upside in mid-afternoon trading on Tuesday, with the major averages moving well above the unchanged line. Stocks have been moving on either side of the unchanged line during the day as positive earnings were reported earlier in the day.
Stocks Close Higher After A Volatile Trading Session - U.S. Commentary []
With traders continuing to express some uncertainty about the outlook for the economy, the U.S. stock markets showed a lack of direction during trading on Tuesday. Stocks were unable to sustain any significant moves, bouncing back and forth across the unchanged line.
Stocks Seeing Modest Strength In The Late Morning - U.S. Commentary []
With positive earnings reported by several companies, stocks remain higher in late-morning trading on Tuesday, though they are off their intraday highs. Goldman Sachs (GS) and Best Buy (BBY) both reported better than expected earning, inspiring traders to go bargain hunting.
Stocks Rebound At The Start Of Trading - U.S. Commentary []
Stocks moved sharply higher at the start of trading on Tuesday, with the major averages regaining some ground after posting steep losses in the two previous sessions. Bargain hunting contributed to the initial upward move.
Stocks Moving Modestly Higher In The Mid-Morning - U.S. Commentary []
While buying interest has remained relatively subdued, the U.S. stock markets have moved modestly higher over the course of morning trading on Wednesday. The major averages have all climbed above the unchanged line, adding to the gains that were posted in the previous session.
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Stocks Rally Back To The Upside In Mid-Afternoon Trading - U.S. Commentary []
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