Tech Disappoints, Citigroup Surprises, Fed Hawkish Words
Stock Indexes closed mixed today due to disappointing tech earnings, Citibank
beating estimates, and hawkish interest rate comments from Fed’s Gary
Stern. The DJIA closed up +46.16 to 11492.82, the
Nasdaq closed down +29.52 to 2282.78 and the broad
based S&P500 advanced +.09 ending the session
at 1260.51.
Citigroup
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the DJIA higher after surprising the market with a lower than expected loss
due to job cuts, lower borrowing costs, and other factors.
Barr Pharma Inc
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on a more than 7 billion dollar buy out announcement from Teva.
Google
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after missing earning estimates for the fourth time and a pending suit from
YouTube.
Mattel
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the toymaker won a jury verdict on the source of Bratz dolls and beating analyst’s
estimates.
Gold fell another $12.70 to $958/oz, oil gave back $0.34 to $128.95 and the
VIX dropped 3.84% to 24.05.
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