Microsoft Removed, Stocks Plummet, Comcast Considers NBC
Stocks plummeted today on the double whammy negative blast of increasing jobless claims and falling manufacturing. Technology stalwart, Microsoft, took a hit after being removed from Goldman Sachs’ conviction buy list due to first quarter earnings fears. Even word of Comcast considering buying a large stake in NBC Universal failed to spark a bullish rally. The DJIA sunk -203.00 to 9509.28, the tech heavy Nasdaq gave up -64.94 to 2057.48 and the broad based S&P 500 dropped -27.23 to 1029.85.
Microsoft
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UAL Corp
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Constellation Brands
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Metro PCS
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Oil fell 21 cents to $70.32, gold plummeted $8.60 to $1001.00 and the VIX fear index spiked higher 10.39% to 28.27.
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