U.S. stock futures tilted modestly higher Monday amid relative calm over European finances and the lack of any sparks at a weekend meeting of top finance ministers.
S&P 500 futures (SPX 1,065, -0.72, -0.07%) rose 1.6 points to 1,061.4 and Nasdaq 100 futures (COMP 2,141, -0.47, -0.02%) were ahead 1 point at 1,746. Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDU 10,012, +10.05, +0.10%) gained
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U.S. stock futures point higher after G7 meeting Indications
Posted by JamesT 212 days ago (http://www.marketwatch.com)U.S. stocks end sharply lower as tech disappoints Market Snapshot
Posted by LLLNews 222 days ago (http://www.marketwatch.com)
A day-long slide in stocks Thursday, fueled by a swoon in the technology sector following Apple's unveiling of its new tablet computer, left the market poised for its worst monthly decline since the end of the bear market.
Intel beats view; growth worry hits shares
Posted by JohnDeen 232 days ago (http://www.marketwatch.com)
Shares of Intel Corp. fell Friday after the semiconductor giant reported strong fourth-quarter results that won rave reviews from Wall Street, but also triggered worries about a peak in earnings growth.
Shares of Intel(INTC 20.84, +0.04, +0.19%) tumbled 3.2%, helping drag the entire chip sector down as the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index(SOX 344.67, -12.29, -3.44%) fell 3.4%. The chip retre
Shares of Intel(INTC 20.84, +0.04, +0.19%) tumbled 3.2%, helping drag the entire chip sector down as the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index(SOX 344.67, -12.29, -3.44%) fell 3.4%. The chip retre
Stocks post worst one-day drop of 2010
Posted by LaniMiles 235 days ago (http://www.marketwatch.com)
Stocks suffered the worst one-day decline of 2010 so far, led by the financial sector, which slid after J.P. Morgan Chase's announcement of weaker-than-expected revenue and a glum outlook.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average(INDU 10,610, -100.90, -0.94%) , which hadn't posted a daily decline of more than 37 points in January before Friday, ended down 100.75 points, or 0.9%, at 10,609.80.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average(INDU 10,610, -100.90, -0.94%) , which hadn't posted a daily decline of more than 37 points in January before Friday, ended down 100.75 points, or 0.9%, at 10,609.80.
Stocks close higher; health-care, financials gain - MarketWatch
Posted by RobertKen 238 days ago (http://www.marketwatch.com)
Stocks enjoyed a broad rally Wednesday as an analyst upgrade of Merck spurred the health-care sector higher, while financials benefited from hopes for high profits.
Credit Suisse raised its investment rating on the drugmaker to outperform from neutral and boosted its target price on the stock, saying it has a positive view on the company's pipeline.
Credit Suisse raised its investment rating on the drugmaker to outperform from neutral and boosted its target price on the stock, saying it has a positive view on the company's pipeline.
U.S. stock market finds safety in utilities - MarketWatch
Posted by MengCheong 260 days ago (http://www.marketwatch.com)
One day after the Dow Jones Industrial Average reclaimed gains for the month, preliminary figures released Tuesday point to the Dow Jones U.S. Utilities Index as the best performer for December.
But the move into what is viewed as one of the more defensive areas of the market has less to do with uncertainty about the economy or other fundamentals and more to do with fund managers looking to ha
But the move into what is viewed as one of the more defensive areas of the market has less to do with uncertainty about the economy or other fundamentals and more to do with fund managers looking to ha
U.S. stock market finds some cheer in tech - MarketWatch
Posted by CaraTan 262 days ago (http://www.marketwatch.com)
The technology sector is again illustrating why it's the best-performing sector of 2009, as results from software giant Oracle Corp. helped propel the Nasdaq Composite Index to weekly gains even as the broad market lost ground.
Raising hopes that corporate America can begin tallying revenue gains, Oracle /quotes/comstock/15*!orcl/quotes/nls/orcl (ORCL 24.34, +1.46, +6.38%) and BlackBerry make
Raising hopes that corporate America can begin tallying revenue gains, Oracle /quotes/comstock/15*!orcl/quotes/nls/orcl (ORCL 24.34, +1.46, +6.38%) and BlackBerry make
Financials remain thorn in stock market's side - MarketWatch
Posted by DaveMalone 267 days ago (http://www.marketwatch.com)
EW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Up 13% for the year, the financial sector is only the sixth-best performer among the S&P's 10 major industry groups. News that Citigroup Inc. and Wells Fargo & Co. are paying back government funds did little Tuesday to bolster a sector plagued by rising delinquencies and a hobbled lending environment.
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