Stocks Rebound From Retail, Dubai Worries
By Melinda Peer | By Sung Moss
Stocks close higher Monday, rebounding from negative levels as the market struggled with the implications of Dubai's debt troubles.
05:36PM 11/30/09
Business activity in the Chicago region rose to its highest since August 2008.
10:32AM 11/30/09
NEW YORK (TheStreet) - - Teddy Weisberg of Seaport Securities points out the low volume in rallies, but the selling is still too weak to break the overall uptrend.
01:08PM 11/24/09
GDP in the third quarter was revised down to 2.8% growth in its second reading.
09:21AM 11/24/09
Banks Reject Own Paper for Gold
In swapping their own paper for gold, many central banks are admitting that gold is superior to the very paper they are creating out of thin air.
01:01PM 11/18/09
NEW YORK(TheStreet) - - Jonathan Corpina of Meridian Partners isn't fighting the trend and all his tickets say BUY. He even likes gold.
11:18AM 11/16/09
In a Neutral Zone (Top Stocks $)
The market, having shed its oversold status, is now coming up on an overbought reading.
07:59PM 11/10/09
Stocks rally following deal news and support for the economy from finance leaders. Gregg Greenberg reviews the tape in The Real Story.
05:10PM 11/09/09
Dollar Hit as Stocks, Commodites Lift
Higher equity and commodity markets are the reason for U.S. dollar index prices around 75.00, and at yearly lows.
04:34PM 11/09/09
Stocks finish slightly higher after the unemployment rate climbs to 10.2%.
05:05PM 11/06/09
The Dow finishes above five digits, with various sectors showing strength. Gregg Greenberg recaps the day in The Real Story.
05:53PM 11/05/09
The major averages close in positive territory despite technical resistance levels and strength in the dollar. Gregg Greenberg reviews the action in The Real Story.
05:01PM 11/02/09
The Dow gives up almost 250 points as the dollar strengthens and rally sustainability fears take over.
02:56PM 10/31/09



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