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 Earnings News Lifts Stocks Upbeat releases from Apple, AmEx, and UPS helped brighten the market's mood Tuesday after a run of gloomy profit reports OCTOBER 22, 2007 Stocks: The Bleeding Stops Major indexes rose Monday as investors sought bargains after big losses in the previous session. But earnings and credit worries remain OCTOBER 19, 2007 Stocks: An Unhappy Anniversary Twenty years to the day after Black Monday, major indexes shed more than 2% amid poor earnings and more signs of credit problems OCTOBER 18, 2007 Stocks End Mostly Lower The Nasdaq index bucked the trend to move higher. Sentiment remained shaky amid gloomy earnings reports from banks and weaker economic data OCTOBER 17, 2007 Stocks End Mixed amid Economic Worries Early gains from positive profit reports were overshadowed by new concerns about slowing GDP growth OCTOBER 16, 2007 Stocks Drop on Profit, Oil Concerns Disappointing earnings reports from banks and higher crude prices prompted another wave of selling OCTOBER 15, 2007 Stocks Slide on Credit, Profit Fears Worries about big banks' plan to prop up the commercial paper market, weaker earnings, and a move in crude oil above $86 prompted selling OCTOBER 12, 2007 Stocks Finish Higher Indexes got a lift Friday from favorable economic data and M&A news in the tech sector. Crude oil hit an all-time high OCTOBER 11, 2007 Stocks End Lower Technology shares led indexes into the red. While Wal-Mart posted strong September sales, many other retailers weren't so fortunate OCTOBER 10, 2007 Stocks End Mixed Market players weighed corporate profit news and Boeing's 787 woes. The Dow and S&P 500 pulled back from Tuesday's record closing levels OCTOBER 9, 2007 Stocks Rally on Fed Minutes The Dow and S&P 500 reached new closing highs Tuesday. But Alcoa's earnings after the bell could weigh on Wednesday's trading OCTOBER 8, 2007 Stocks Finish Mostly Lower After reaching fresh records Friday, equities took a breather Monday. Traders are awaiting the start of third-quarter earnings season Tuesday OCTOBER 5, 2007 S&P 500 Closes at New High Strong payrolls data pushed major indexes higher Friday amid growing confidence that a recession is less likely OCTOBER 4, 2007 Stocks Edge Higher Ahead of Jobs Data Trading volume was light in advance of Friday's September employment report, which could hold the key to further Fed rate cuts OCTOBER 3, 2007 Stocks End Lower Before Jobs Report Tech stocks were weak, while worries about third quarter profits surfaced as analysts slashed forecasts for earnings on the S&P 500 OCTOBER 2, 2007 Stocks Finish Mixed Investors took a breath Tuesday after a big rally in the previous session. Market players weighed new M&A activity and strength in the dollar OCTOBER 1, 2007 Dow Hits New Record Stock indexes staged a broad-based rally amid hopes that the worst of the credit crisis may have passed SEPTEMBER 28, 2007 Stocks End Modestly Lower Major indexes wrapped up a volatile quarter as investors weighed the Fed's next move and looked ahead to the September jobs report SEPTEMBER 27, 2007 Stocks Finish Higher Investors were betting that a big drop in August new home sales would give the Fed additional cover to cut rates at its next meeting SEPTEMBER 26, 2007 Stocks Climb on GM, Bear Stearns News The automaker's labor agreement -- and reports that Buffett and others may buy a stake in the investment bank -- outweighed a decline in durable good orders SEPTEMBER 25, 2007 Stocks Finish Mixed Strength in technology names aided the Nasdaq. The broader market was weighed down by concerns about the housing sector and the consumer SEPTEMBER 24, 2007 Stocks Fall on Profit Taking The market will be watching Tuesday's existing home sales and consumer confidence reports for further signs of economic weakness SEPTEMBER 21, 2007 Stocks' Post-Fed Advance Rolls On Indexes gained Friday amid encouraging earnings news from Oracle and a big buyback from Texas Instruments SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 Stocks Drop on Weak Outlooks, Inflation Fears A weaker U.S. dollar, spikes in oil and gold prices, and some disappointing profit outlooks spooked the market SEPTEMBER 19, 2007 Stocks Bask in the Post-Fed Glow Major indexes climbed again Wednesday as investors shrugged off weak results from Morgan Stanley and bad news on housing starts SEPTEMBER 18, 2007 Stocks Surge on Big Fed Rate Cut The FOMC's super-sized half-point easing Tuesday sparked huge gains in equity indexes. But concerns about broader economic slowing persist SEPTEMBER 17, 2007 U.S. Stocks Fall as Fed Decision Looms Gloomy talk from Greenspan and U.K. bank troubles weighed on equities. Traders debated whether Bernanke & Co. would cut by 25 or 50 basis points on Tuesday SEPTEMBER 14, 2007 Stocks Squeeze Out Small Gains Traders weighed mixed economic data and news of credit troubles at a British mortgage lender. Next week's big event: The FOMC meeting Tuesday  View Previous Page | View Next Page | |
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