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Apple's stock hit a record high this week, but will the momentum continue?
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Empirical studies of the Greek debt crisis do not indicate borrowing costs were much lifted by swaps, naked or clothed.
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Speculative Natural Gas Buys
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) - - Sprint, Leap and Clearwire were left for dead, but these broken phone shops have gained big investor interest.
AIG Takes Off on Heavy Volume
AIG shares spiked higher Tuesday with bullishness prompted by the company's recent divestitures possibly pressuring investors who are short the stock.
Citigroup shareholders have spoken. They want the government to sell its 27% stake and go away. Ditto over at AIG.
Several stocks trading near $5 were poised to move on above-average volume during Wednesday's session.
The value of AIG has always been difficult to determine, but that's true even more so now that the insurer is selling two foreign subsidiaries.
Citigroup stock shares continued on its upward trajectory early Wednesday as the institution gets ready to sell up to $2 billion worth of trust-preferred securities.
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| Dow Jones | S&P 500 | NASDAQ | 10-Year Note | |
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| 10,574.89 | 1,143.88 | 2,350.53 | 37.31 |
Oil *
79.82
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UP
10.51
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3.44
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UP
9.85
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SPDR Gold
109.92
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+0.10%
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+0.30%
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+0.42%
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+0.81%
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