Chrysler Crushed, MasterCard Mashed, Stocks Climb
Despite a crushingly poor sales report from the near dead automaker, Chrysler and credit card giant MasterCard missing estimates, stocks closed solidly higher. Optimistic economic reports readily counteracted the stock mashing negative company news. The DJIA wrapped up a super April positively, ending the day up +44.29 to 8212.41, the Nasdaq eased ahead by +1.90 to 1719.20 and the S&P 500 advanced +4.71 to 877.52.
Cott Corp
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MasterCard
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Tree.com
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Washington Post
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Oil added $2.08 to $52.69, Gold slipped another $3.00 to $888.20 and the fear index VIX gave back 3.29% to 35.30.
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