TradingMarkets 7 Stocks You Need to Know for Thursday
The FOMC statement sent stocks steeply lower on the session after a steady, anticipatory rise into the release. Word of the Fed slowly pulling out of the housing market was greeted with waves of selling across the board. The bulls were not aided by Warren Buffett stating that he does not see the economy bouncing, in a clearly Paradoxical way, after turning his Goldman Sachs’ investment into a $2 billion dollar 12 month profit. The dollar climbed and commodities dropped after the Fed announcement. The DJIA gave back 81.32, the Nasdaq fell 14.88 and the market barometer S&P 500 sunk 10.79.
Here are 7 stocks you need to know for Thursday.
Ski resort operator, Vail Resorts
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2 cents/share is the forecast first quarter 2010 earnings for 3Com Corp
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American Greetings
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Thursday before the bell, McCormick & Co
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A loss of 83 cents/share is the consensus figure for Scholastic Corp
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After the close on Thursday evening, Research in Motion
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The Oracle of Omaha earned $2 billion dollars in his Goldman Sachs‘
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