Goldman Crushes Estimates, Retail Gains, Stocks Higher
Goldman Sachs posted much better than expected earnings and the retail sales figure hit a 5 month high today. However, this positive news was not enough to lift shares to a strong rally. Worries from the inflation front and higher than expected wholesale prices kept shares relatively flat for most of the day. A late day surge pushed the major indexes into positive territory with the DJIA adding +27.81 to 8359.49, the Nasdaq eased higher by +6.52 to 1799.73 and the S&P 500 advanced +4.78 to 905.84.
Take-Two Interactive
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Interactive Intelligence
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Dell Inc.
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Blue Nile
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Oil fell 17 cents to $59.30, Gold climbed 30 cents to $922.80 and the VIX fell 4.90% to 25.02.
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