Stock Market Review: Technology Stocks in the News
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Monday's news flow was somewhat light on the schedule, but offered unscheduled surprise. Please find all of Monday's highlights within the video below. Summarizing, Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ) will acquire EDS (NYSE: EDS), and Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT) posted strong results, while warning on its outlook. Research in Motion (Nasdaq: RIMM) offered a new and improved smart phone, and the market recovered much of Friday's losses. Oil fell $2 as geopolitical tensions aged, and the dollar strengthened.
Please find our disclosure at the Wall Street Greek website. Article interests AMEX: DIA, AMEX: SPY, AMEX: QLD, AMEX: SDS, AMEX: DOG, Nasdaq: QQQQ.
Monday's news flow was somewhat light on the schedule, but offered unscheduled surprise. Please find all of Monday's highlights within the video below. Summarizing, Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ) will acquire EDS (NYSE: EDS), and Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT) posted strong results, while warning on its outlook. Research in Motion (Nasdaq: RIMM) offered a new and improved smart phone, and the market recovered much of Friday's losses. Oil fell $2 as geopolitical tensions aged, and the dollar strengthened.
Please find our disclosure at the Wall Street Greek website. Article interests AMEX: DIA, AMEX: SPY, AMEX: QLD, AMEX: SDS, AMEX: DOG, Nasdaq: QQQQ.
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Greek- will this hurt America?
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Senate is directing President Bush to temporarily halt the shipment of thousands of barrels of oil a day to the government's emergency reserve.
Both Democrats and Republicans said such shipments make no sense when oil is costing more than $120 a barrel and could better be used to add supplies to a tight market and possibly lower prices. Senators voted 97-1 Tuesday to suspend the shipments until the end of the year.
Bush has said the 70,000 barrels of oil being diverted to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve is such a small amount that it does not affect energy markets. Many senators disagreed
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