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The Nasdaq was weighed down by weakness in Dell and RIMM NOVEMBER 29, 2007 Stocks End Slightly Higher Energy, pharma and tech shares gained while retail issues fell as investors waited for words from Fed Chairman Bernanke NOVEMBER 28, 2007 Stocks Surge on Rate Cut Hopes Market expectations of a Fed easing -- and optimism that big banks can fix their capital problems -- sent indexes soaring Wednesday NOVEMBER 27, 2007 Stocks Rebound on Citi News Indexes gained Tuesday after the financial giant got a $7.5 billion cash infusion. But concerns about the credit market and broader economy persist NOVEMBER 26, 2007 Stocks Tumble on Bank Woes The S&P 500 and Nasdaq each shed over 2% Monday amid more negative news about the financial sector and worries about consumer spending NOVEMBER 23, 2007 Stocks Stage a Post-Holiday Rally Major indexes rebounded in Friday's shortened session as investors snapped up beaten-dwon financial and retail issues NOVEMBER 21, 2007 Stocks: A Pre-Holiday Plunge Major indexes sank again Wednesday, with a burst of selling in the final hour pushing the S&P 500 index into negative territory for the year NOVEMBER 20, 2007 Stock Indexes Gain in a Wild Session Blue chips rose despite big losses at Freddie Mac and the Fed's more downbeat view on the economy. The broader market was mixed NOVEMBER 19, 2007 Stocks: The Street Feels Citi's Pain A Goldman downgrade of the financial giant,Äôs shares sparked a sell-off Monday. And there's little relief in sight NOVEMBER 16, 2007 Stocks End Higher after Rocky Session Indexes regained their footing in the final hour of trading. But investors continue to fret about the possibility of a subprime-fueled recession NOVEMBER 15, 2007 Stocks Drop on Consumer Spending Worries Selling accelerated into the close again amid a negative consumer spending outlook and other signs of economic weakness NOVEMBER 14, 2007 Late Slide Leaves Stocks in the Red After a choppy session, indexes succumbed to selling pressure in Wednesday's final hour amid persistent worries about economic growth NOVEMBER 13, 2007 Stocks Come Roaring Back On Nov. 13, U.S. indexes ended a four-day slide on positive earnings news from Wal-Mart, an uptick in pending home sales, and lower oil prices NOVEMBER 12, 2007 Stocks: Another Late-Day Tumble The Dow closed below 13,000 for the first time in three months as investors' worries persist. Bargain hunting and reports of a mega-bailout from credit troubles boosted financial stocks a bit NOVEMBER 9, 2007 Techs, Banks Lead Market Rout News of disappointing results from Qualcomm and more credit losses at big financial institutions sparked yet another big sell-off Friday NOVEMBER 8, 2007 Cisco Deflates the Tech Rally Weakness in the networking giant sent the Nasdaq sharply lower Thursday. The Dow and S&P 500 also fell as Bernanke warned of sluggish growth NOVEMBER 7, 2007 Cuomo Probe Shakes Wall Street The New York AG's widening mortgage investigation, along with GM's big writedown and a sinking dollar, sparked a stock rout Wednesday NOVEMBER 6, 2007 Stocks Stage Late Rally Investors shrugged off rumors of a Goldman Sachs writedown to do some bargain hunting. Oil pushed ever closer to $100 per barrel NOVEMBER 5, 2007 Stocks Fall on Wall Street Woes Troubles at Citigroup and Merrill Lynch weighed on major indexes Monday, as the fallout continues from toxic subprime debt NOVEMBER 2, 2007 Stocks Post Slight Gains amid Credit Concerns Major indexes advanced on a faint glimmer of optimism following reports of an emergency Citigroup meeting over the weekend NOVEMBER 1, 2007 Stocks Tumble on Citigroup Worries Fears that more big subprime writedowns are waiting in the wings sparked a sell-off on Thursday OCTOBER 31, 2007 Stocks End Higher after Fed Cuts Rates A strong GDP report helped lift equities Wednesday, though indexes see-sawed after the central bank announced a quarter-point easing OCTOBER 30, 2007 Stocks End Lower as Traders Look to Fed Market players headed to the sidelines in advance of Wednesday's decision on interest rates OCTOBER 29, 2007 Stocks Rise on Fed Hopes Expectations that Bernanke & Co. will cut rates again on Wednesday sent equity indexes higher, even though oil spiked to almost $94 a barrel OCTOBER 26, 2007 Stocks Rally on Earnings News Wall Street was blown away by strong profits from Microsoft and Countrywide's prediction of a return to profitability. Oil got close to $92 per barrel, giving oil shares a lift OCTOBER 25, 2007 Stocks Flat Despite Record Oil Prices Oil topped $90 per barrel, while data on new home sales showed the housing sector remains on shaky ground  View Next Page | |
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