European Cloud Continues Gloomy, while Mfg. Housing Composite Gains

The Greek debt in particular and the ongoing debt crisis in Europe overshadowed trading on Wall Street, as CNNMoney reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 33.07 points, -0.26 percent , to end the day at 12,675.75. The NASDAQ gained 0.09 percent, while the S&P fell -0.10 percent. Meanwhile the Yahoo! Finance Manufactured Housing Composite gained +3.64 percent to close at 824.0. Tracked housing stocks closed mixed. Cavco Industries registered the biggest gain of tracked stocks, moving up +4.32 percent, +1.84, to close at 44.39, while Universal Forest Products slid the most, dropping -2.77 percent, -0.91, to close at 31.93. Affiliated Managers Group 101.45 +0.67 (+0.66%). Clayton Homes, Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, as well as MH home-building, lending and other housing suppliers parent company Berkshire Hathaway 117,574.00 -1,256.00 (-1.06%). Champion, Liberty Homes, Deer Valley and Palm Harbor all remained unchanged. Drew Industries 24.98 +0.24(+0.97%). Louisiana-Pacific Corp. 9.40 +0.05 (+0.53%). Nobility Homes 5.35 +0.05 (+0.94%). Patrick Industries 6.75 -0.10 (-1.46%). Skyline Corp. 6.32 +0.10 (+1.61%). Sun Communities 38.80 +0.53 (+1.40%). Third Avenue Value Fund (1-23) 44.22 +0.16 (+0.36%). UMH Properties 9.83 +0.16 (+1.65%).

(Graphic credit: CNNMoney and RealTick)

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