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Investors continued to remain cautious on the economy but did push all three major indexes into positive territory. CNNMoney reports the Dow gained +76.10 points, +0.51 percent, to close at 15,072.58. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq moved up +0.89 percent, +33.42 points to end today’s trading at 3,807.76, while the S&P advanced […]

Investors were busy selling stocks on the heels of the government shutdown and in anticipation of a much more serious debt ceiling problem, causing the major indexes to fall around one percent. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -136.66 points, -0.90 percent, to close at 14,996.48. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq fell -1.07

As the government shutdown passes through its second day, investors fear the impending debt ceiling crisis may have wide-ranging effects on the economy and financial markets, leading the three major indexes to fall. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -58.56 points, -0.39 percent, to close at 15,133.14. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq nudged

Investors were betting the government shutdown would not last long, and, spurred by good news from Apple, the Nasdaq increased over one percent to rise above 3,800 for the first time since 2000. CNNMoney reports the Dow gained +62.03 points, +0.41 percent, to close at 15,191.70. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq moved

The looming government shutdown sent investors heading for the doors today as all three indexes fell, the Dow dropping over 100 points. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -128.57 points, -0.84 percent, to close at 15,129.67. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq slid -0.27 percent, -10.11 points to end today’s trading at 3,771.48, while

Investors shied away from the stock market again today as the gridlock in Congress over the potential government shutdown and the debt ceiling continued. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -70.06 points, -0.46 percent, to close at 15,258.24. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq slid -0.15 percent, -5.84 points to end today’s trading at

Investors stepped back from the market today, concerned about the possible shutdown of the government and the debt ceiling controversy, as all three major indexes declined. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -61.33 points, -0.40 percent, to close at 15,273.26. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq nudged down -0.19 percent, -7.15 points to end

The threat of a government shutdown and subsequent need to raise the debt ceiling sometime around the middle of October led investors away from the Big Board as the Dow and the S&P closed down for the fourth straight day, while the Nasdaq managed to squeak away with a minor

The continuing battle in Congress over the possible shutdown of the government kept investors in the background, leading to a decline in the three major indexes. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -49.71 points, -0.32 percent, to close at 15,401.38. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq fell -0.25 percent, -9.44 points to end today’s

The uncertainty of a possible government shutdown and possible tapering of the Federal Reserve’s Quantitative Easing drew down all three major indexes, especially the Dow, which fell just under 200 points. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -185.46 points, -1.19 percent, to close at 15,451.09. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq fell -0.39 percent,

Stocks surged in today’s trading after the two-day Federal Reserve meeting revealed tapering of Quantitative Easing program will not begin yet, just the tune investors wanted to hear. CNNMoney reports the Dow shot up 147.21 points, +0.95 percent, to close at 15,676.94. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq gained +1.01 percent, +37.94 points