Stocks Hit Hard, JP Morgan Cuts, Citigroup Defies Prince
The stock market was hit hard once again today on dashed hopes of a fast bailout of the struggling U.S. auto industry and accelerating investor fear levels. JP Morgan announced they are eliminating 3000 investment banking jobs in reaction to the slowing economy. The DJIA plummeted -443.72 to 7552.29, the Nasdaq gave back -70.30 to 1316.12 and the S&P 500 dropped -54.14 to 752.44.
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PowerRating) – Fell 26.88% or $1.72 to $4.68 despite Saudi Prince Alwaleed announcing his plans to increase his stake in the ailing bank.
Cyberonics [ CYBX|CYBX] – Climbed 3.56% or 0.36 cents to $10.46/share after 2nd quarter analysts estimates were crushed by 87%.
Gymboree [ GYMB|GYMB] – Climbed 17.17% or $2.83 to $19.31 upon JP Morgan increasing its rating to overweight.
Petsmart [ PETM|PETM] – Added 11.41% or $1.52 to $14.91 due to beating analysts profit estimates by 8.1%.
Oil fell another $4.00 to $49.62 and gold climbed 12.70 to 748.70.
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