Indices
S&P 500 1,519.59 +.88%
DJIA 13,676.23 +.81%
NASDAQ 2,799.26 +1.65%
Russell 2000 818.53 +1.04%
Wilshire 5000 15,310.50 +.89%
Russell 1000 Growth 624.99 +1.22%
Russell 1000 Value 836.93 +.53%
Morgan Stanley Consumer 733.53 +.55%
Morgan Stanley Cyclical 1,045.62 +.83%
Morgan Stanley Technology 684.35 +1.85%
Transports 4,942.48 +2.01%
Utilities 501.98 +.02%
MSCI Emerging Markets 156.37 +2.71%
Sentiment/Internals
Total Put/Call .97 -3.96%
NYSE Arms .96 +21.41%
Volatility(VIX) 20.41 -5.68%
ISE Sentiment 137.0 +26.85%
Futures Spot Prices
Crude Oil $85.22 -.93%
Reformulated Gasoline 210.78 -1.20%
Natural Gas 6.76 -1.92%
Heating Oil 229.60 -.64%
Gold 763.90 +.49%
Base Metals 250.53 +2.16%
Copper 350.80 +.62%
Economy
10-year US Treasury Yield 4.4% -1 basis point
US Dollar 77.54 -.67%
CRB Index 335.34 -.30%
Leading Sectors
Oil Service +3.28%
Road & Rail +3.06%
Wireless +2.67%
Lagging Sectors
Semis -.37%
Oil Tankers -1.06%
Retail -1.10%
Evening Review
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CIBC:
- Rated (RIGL) Sector Outperformer.
Afternoon/Evening Headlines
Bloomberg:
- US stocks rose the most in two weeks after better-than-expected earnings from Apple Inc.(AAPL) and American Express(AXP) eased concern the housing slump has depressed consumer spending.
- Democratic House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel said he plans to propose a tax increase on executives at buyout firms and hedge funds to help pay for a temporary fix to the alternative minimum tax that lawmakers agree must pass this year.
- Intel Corp.(INTC) CEO Ostellini said sales of its Viiv chips for home-entertainment systems have beaten his goals, as consumers move computers into the living room to serve as DVD and music players. Ostellini also said “people are buying notebooks like they’re hotcakes.”
- Amazon.com(AMZN), the world’s biggest internet retailer, said quarterly profit quadrupled and raised its forecasts for the year as customers bought the final Harry Potter novel and purchased more electronics and jewelry. The stock fell 9% in after-hours trading.
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