Stocks Surge, Greenspan Admits Error, Oil Bounces
Stocks closed mixed today with a surging DJIA and S&P 500, though the Nasdaq declined. Energy companies led the advance on oil bouncing and bargain hunting. During his testimony today before the House of Representatives, Alan Greenspan, admitted a flaw in his free market ideology leading to deeper questioning of the U.S. financial system. The DJIA closed up +172.04 to 8691.04, the Nasdaq dipped -11.84 to 1603.91 and the broad based S&P 500 added +11.33 to 908.11.
Amazon
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Boeing
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Goldman Sachs
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Oil bounced off its lows adding $1.74 to $68.49, gold fell another $19.90 to $715.30 and the fear index VIX climbed 4.02% to $70.33
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