Tages: Dow jones, stock market today, nyse, cnn money, stock market- U.S. stocks fell but finished above session lows as weak data for production and problems with a possible downgrading of credit rating of U.S. investors controlled relief on the weekend against debt ceiling.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 10.75 points, or 0.09% to 12,132.49, for the seventh straight loss, the longest injury within a year. It 'been a volatile session that saw the Dow fall short length of less than 12,000 for the first time since the end of June, blue-chip index rose 139.18 points to just after the opening, as investors compromise elaborated expressed relief on Sunday night to raise the U.S. debt ceiling.
However, the ratio turned negative after reading the July production increased by almost no concern for the situation of the U.S. economy. Dow Jones fell 145.16 points to close at mid-session.
Measures to comply with the highest number of points lost on a weekly basis from May 2010, which came last week when investors that Washington was carved out enough time to increase the maximum amount of debt and avoid a potential default.
Standard & Poor's 500 stock index lost 5.34 points or 0.41%, to 1286.94 of the sixth consecutive decline. All sectors except for utilities and telecommunications has declined. The Nasdaq Composite shed 11.77 points, or 0.43%, to 2744.61, the fifth decline in six of the previous meeting.
Weak manufacturing data Sat wrong with investors who have a higher expected growth in the second half. Meanwhile, the markets continued to eye the possibility of a credit crunch in the U.S., many investors believe it is possible, despite the alliance of the debt.
"Wall Street does not work very well with this type of uncertainty," or as weak economic data and the status of negotiations on the debt of the United States, said Alan Valdes, director of securities DME ground.
Health actions were the worst performers in the S & P 500, according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said it would reduce rates for nursing homes by 11.1% in the next year financially. The actions of the health care provider has plummeted.
Sun Healthcare Group fell $ 3.65, or 52%, 3.35, when a group of skilled health workers fell 3.74, or 43%, and 5.06. Kindred Health fell 5.51, or 29%, is 13.33, while the Sunrise Senior Living lost 26 cents, or 3%, to 8.56.
Merck drops 69 cents, or 2%, and 33.44, and Home Depot shed 68 cents, or 2% is 34.25, which is blue-chip drop.
The new company, PAETEC Holding jumped 91 cents, or 21%, and 5.33 after the rural telecommunications company said it expects Windstream to buy that $ 891 million for all limited liability company, which offers broadband services and other companies. Windstream party lost six cents, or 0.5%, to 12.15.
U.S. stocks traded HSBC Holdings rose 79 cents, or 1.6% to 49.66 after the bank receipts for the first half of the year, which exceeded estimates, and said it had cut about 30,000 jobs in operations global restructuring.
Allstate took 62 cents, or 2.2%, to 28.34. The insurer posted a loss in the second quarter after a series of violent storms in the spring. But the results beat analysts' expectations.
Old National Bancorp added 74 cents, or 7.3%, and 10.94. Net income in the second quarter, the bank has increased its net interest margin has improved, and his credit was "under control", the company said.
Talbots jumped 61 cents, or 18%, to 4.07 after the arrest showed that private equity firm Sycamore Partners purchased 9.9% of women apparel retail.
Louisiana-Pacific fell 49 cents, or 6.3% to 7.26. Building Materials Corporation of losses in the second quarter with difficulty because of lower retail sales and housing starts below.
Haemonetics fell 7.14%, or 11 to 58.36. Healthcare quarterly profit company missing analysts' expectations, "wounded by the memory of his OrthoPAT products. The company intends to examine a headwind for the rest of the year.
Sourcefire advanced 54 cents, or 2.2% to 25.12 after Morgan Stanley analysts raised their rating on the stock investment of cybersecurity, predict a recovery in the third quarter of federal undertakings.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 10.75 points, or 0.09% to 12,132.49, for the seventh straight loss, the longest injury within a year. It 'been a volatile session that saw the Dow fall short length of less than 12,000 for the first time since the end of June, blue-chip index rose 139.18 points to just after the opening, as investors compromise elaborated expressed relief on Sunday night to raise the U.S. debt ceiling.
However, the ratio turned negative after reading the July production increased by almost no concern for the situation of the U.S. economy. Dow Jones fell 145.16 points to close at mid-session.
Measures to comply with the highest number of points lost on a weekly basis from May 2010, which came last week when investors that Washington was carved out enough time to increase the maximum amount of debt and avoid a potential default.
Standard & Poor's 500 stock index lost 5.34 points or 0.41%, to 1286.94 of the sixth consecutive decline. All sectors except for utilities and telecommunications has declined. The Nasdaq Composite shed 11.77 points, or 0.43%, to 2744.61, the fifth decline in six of the previous meeting.
Weak manufacturing data Sat wrong with investors who have a higher expected growth in the second half. Meanwhile, the markets continued to eye the possibility of a credit crunch in the U.S., many investors believe it is possible, despite the alliance of the debt.
"Wall Street does not work very well with this type of uncertainty," or as weak economic data and the status of negotiations on the debt of the United States, said Alan Valdes, director of securities DME ground.
Health actions were the worst performers in the S & P 500, according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said it would reduce rates for nursing homes by 11.1% in the next year financially. The actions of the health care provider has plummeted.
Sun Healthcare Group fell $ 3.65, or 52%, 3.35, when a group of skilled health workers fell 3.74, or 43%, and 5.06. Kindred Health fell 5.51, or 29%, is 13.33, while the Sunrise Senior Living lost 26 cents, or 3%, to 8.56.
Merck drops 69 cents, or 2%, and 33.44, and Home Depot shed 68 cents, or 2% is 34.25, which is blue-chip drop.
The new company, PAETEC Holding jumped 91 cents, or 21%, and 5.33 after the rural telecommunications company said it expects Windstream to buy that $ 891 million for all limited liability company, which offers broadband services and other companies. Windstream party lost six cents, or 0.5%, to 12.15.
U.S. stocks traded HSBC Holdings rose 79 cents, or 1.6% to 49.66 after the bank receipts for the first half of the year, which exceeded estimates, and said it had cut about 30,000 jobs in operations global restructuring.
Allstate took 62 cents, or 2.2%, to 28.34. The insurer posted a loss in the second quarter after a series of violent storms in the spring. But the results beat analysts' expectations.
Old National Bancorp added 74 cents, or 7.3%, and 10.94. Net income in the second quarter, the bank has increased its net interest margin has improved, and his credit was "under control", the company said.
Talbots jumped 61 cents, or 18%, to 4.07 after the arrest showed that private equity firm Sycamore Partners purchased 9.9% of women apparel retail.
Louisiana-Pacific fell 49 cents, or 6.3% to 7.26. Building Materials Corporation of losses in the second quarter with difficulty because of lower retail sales and housing starts below.
Haemonetics fell 7.14%, or 11 to 58.36. Healthcare quarterly profit company missing analysts' expectations, "wounded by the memory of his OrthoPAT products. The company intends to examine a headwind for the rest of the year.
Sourcefire advanced 54 cents, or 2.2% to 25.12 after Morgan Stanley analysts raised their rating on the stock investment of cybersecurity, predict a recovery in the third quarter of federal undertakings.
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