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After-Hours: Closing Update: Stocks End Little Changed Though Narrow Dow Gain Enough to Push Its Streak To Five
By: Midnight Trader   Tuesday, November 10, 2009 4:30 PM

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Stocks end narrowly mixed and in the middle of the day's range. Stocks have twisted in two directions Tuesday as consolidation kicked in following the Dow's 200-point run, to fresh year-plus highs, in the previous session. Investors took a breather from a six-day winning streak after Federal Reserve officals warned unemployment could stay high because of a lackluster recovery.


In separate speeches Tuesday, two Federal Reserve officials said historic zero-interest-rate policies remain necessary because the outlook for the U.S. labor market remains grim, according to a report on MarketWatch.

Crude oil closed down $0.38 or 0.5% at $79.05 a barrel. Gold gained $1.10 or 0.1% to $1,102.50 an ounce as the dollar edged up from 15-month lows.

Bonds gained, pushing the 10-year yield down 3.48%, following a solid turnout for an auction of 10-year notes.

MBIA (MBI) was among the leading decliners following a reported Q3 loss.

AIG (AIG) rose after analysts at Moody's Investor Service projected that the insurer will have adequate resources to repay the federal government.

Priceline.com (PCLN) hit a nine-year high after saying it saw an increase in customers booking airfare and hotel rooms.

Beazer Homes (BZH) jumped after reporting a swing to Q4 profit.


-NYSE down 8.9 (0.1%) to 7,126.42.

-DJIA up 20 (0.2%) to 10,247.

-S&P 500 down 0.07 (0.01%) to 1,093.

-Nasdaq down 2.98 (0.1%) to 2,151.

GLOBAL SENTIMENT

Hang Seng up 0.27%

Nikkei up 0.63%

FTSE down 0.12%

UPSIDE MOVERS

(+) PCLN continues evening charge seen after co. blows past Q3 view, solid Q4 guidance.

(+) JASO beats with Q3 results.

(+) HBC reports profit ahead of year-ago period.

(+) BZH swings to profit.

(+) AIG gains as Moody's report says it expects company to repay gov't loans.

(+) CHNG revs beat, backs outlook.

DOWNSIDE MOVERS

(-) ERTS continues decline that followed mixed Q2 results, job cuts.

(-) FEED results below year-ago period.

(-) BCS says Q3 profit cut in half.

(-) PIKE swings to Q1 loss on lower revenue.

(-) EONC declines despite swing to profit.

(-) MBI continues evening decline after reporting wider loss.

(-) ENER misses Q1 estimates.

(-) AHR beats with earnings but gets going concern notice.

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