The Dow increased +10.9% closing at 9065, the Nasdaq was up 9.5% to finish at 1649, and the S&P was up 10.8% to finish at 941. Leading sectors Real Estate Services +26.3%, Retail REITS +26.3%, Office REITS +23.9%, Cable and Satellite +23.5%, Gold +22.9%. Lagging sectors included: Security and Alarm Service -na%, Real EstateOpCo -na%, Real Estate Developers -na%, Diversified RE Activity -na%, Mortgage REITS na%. Today's movement came from higher than avg. volume (NYSE 1662, vs. closing avg of 1434; Nasdaq 2854, vs. 2396), with advancers outpacing decliners (NYSE 2504/628; Nasdaq 1979/886), and with NYSE new highs outpacing new lows and Nasdaq new lows outpacing new highs (NYSE 4/686, Nasdaq 1/622).
The Dow is down 0.44% to 8342, the S&P is down 1.15% to 867, and the Nasdaq is down 1.21% to 1533. Leading sectors include: Real Estate Services +13.1%, Agricultural Products +5.2%, Regional Banks +4.9%, Education Services +4.3%, and Broadcasting +3.7%. Lagging sectors include: Multi-line Insurance -13.0%, Tires & Rubber -10.5%, Coal & Consumable Fuel -8.5%, Investment Banking & Brokerage -6.6%, and Gas Utilities -5.6%. The morning action has come on below average volume (NYSE 445 mln, vs midday avg at 530 mln; NASDAQ 829 mln, vs 935 mln avg), decliners outpacing advancers (NYSE advancers/decliners 893/1938, NASDAQ advancers/decliners 877/1810), and with new lows outpacing new highs (NYSE new highs/new lows 1/453, Nasdaq new highs/new lows 1/405).
Based on last Friday's official settlement:
INDU -5.4%
SPX -6.75%
NDX -8.2%
COMPQ -9.3%
RUT -10.5%
The Dow increased 4.7% closing at 8979.26, the Nasdaq was up 5.5% to finish at 1717.71, and the S&P was up 4.3% to finish at 946.43. Leading sectors Coal and Consumable Fuels +13.3%, Education Services 13.2%, Steel 13.1%, Oil and Gas Exploration 12.1%, Gas Utilities 11.4%. Lagging sectors included: Photo Products -4.3%, Gold -4.0%, Life and Health Insurers -3.9%, Paper Products -3.9%, Autoparts and Equip -18.5%. Today's movement came from higher than avg. volume (NYSE 1899, vs. closing avg of 1436; Nasdaq 3434, vs. 2356), with advancers outpacing decliners (NYSE 2195/958; Nasdaq 1950/904), and with new lows outpacing new highs (NYSE 49/551, Nasdaq 2/414).