Airlines Soar, Apple Rocks, Stock Smack Down
A commodity led sell off combined with a soaring dollar and earnings fears pressed stocks down for a second straight day. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit 5 years lows on surprisingly low volume. The DJIA lost -514.45 to 8519.21, the Nasdaq fell an astounding -79.36 to 1617.32 and the broad based S&P 500 index gave back -58.25 to 896.25 breaking the technically critical 900 level.
UAL Corp.
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Alcoa
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Apple
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Carters Inc
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Gold was crushed today falling $45.00 to $723.00, Oil dropped $5.76 to $66.42 and the fear index VIX exploded up 31.14% hitting an intraday high of 81.45
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