Ukrainian Globalist

Dow Jones Industrial Average started the rally. Stock market U.S. sympathizes Dow Jones Industrial today. Bulls are making that Dow index rising by +15.64 points (0.15%) and reaches a level of 10,159.45 points. Key stock indices of the United States in the first half of the trading session demonstrating against the volatile dynamics of the decision taken by member countries G20, as well as different directions of macroeconomic statistics and the deviation of a lawsuit filed by U.S. Department of Justice against tobacco companies.

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Dow is much stronger, than it seems… Today’s trading at the stock markets of the United States began with a significant increase of stock indices. The Dow opened with a gap of 0,94%, S & P 500 added 0,89%, Nasdaq rose by 1.27%. Dow Jones Industrial Average is already at around 10,551.84 points (0.97%) at one time. The overwhelming majority of securities included in the Top-30 also opened the session steady growth. The exceptions were the shares of Exxon Mobil, a bit prosevshie on a report that analysts Benchmark lowered forecast earnings per share of the company.

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Dow Jones can not fight with a bear trend. The overall negative mood of investors the U.S. stock market is reinforced efforts by some speculators to bring Dow Jones Industrial Average ended with a plus not a fiasco, though unable to bring the index to make sure a plus. Today, the American stock market in the first half of the trading session demonstrates a sure retreat, surrounded on all sides by an external negative.

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Dow Jones Industrial Average was unable to withstand the pressure of bears and collapsed after a recent growth to the new minimum. All shares that make up the TOP-30 also opened tenders if the signal is reduced. The leaders began to rally aluminum producer Alcoa, lost 2.8% of market value and manufacturer of heavy construction equipment Caterpillar – 2,4%.

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The American economy has reminded us about Phoenix bird effect. Despite obvious overheating USA stock market is looking for new highs. Recessionary mood in Europe is not transferred to the New World. Grow, grow, and grow again, – said Ben Bernanke. U.S. stocks rose as Chinese manufacturing grew at the fastest pace in five years and Dubai World said it’s in talks to restructure less than half its debt, easing concern that the Middle East will revive a global crisis.

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