Right now, pre-market trading data reveal that the market index values are
lower prior to the opening bell for the U.S. trading session. World market index
values are posting mostly red across the board this morning. The DAX in Germany
is posting in the red by .04% at 6,829.57. The FTSE 100 in England is posting in
the red by .84% at 5,720.1. The Hang Seng in Japan is in the red by .13% at
23,605.71. The Nikkei 225 in Japan is up by .09% at 10,022.39. For the U.S.
trading session on Friday, November 19th, 2010, stock futures are positioned
lower. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is posting down .21%. The Nasdaq is
posting down .35% and the S&P 500 is posting down .23%. Yesterday the values
closed well into the green. Approaching end of day close yesterday, the Dow
Jones was in the green by 1.57% and finished the day at 11,181.23. The Nasdaq
was in the green as well and finished the day ahead by 1.55% at 2,514.40. The
S&P 500 finished in the green by 1.54% at 1,196.69. It was an overall good day
for stock action and trending. Futures are pointing to a weak start for the
market indicators this morning. Negative action may stem from Federal Reserve
Chairman Ben Bernankes remarks yesterday regarding the QE2 and Chinas policy of
depressing its currency. Author: Frank Matto
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