The DJIA rebounded alongside the Nasdaq and S&P 500 last trading session.
Monday of this week began dramatically as stocks sold off and the primary stock
indices in the U.S. dropped significantly lower. Investor worries on Wall Street
related primarily to the recent credit downgrade levied to the United States
government and worries also ruminated regarding the eurozone debt issues. These
factors caused panic in the marketplace and index trends crashed. Tuesday, the
rebound effect set in and comeback gains were made. The Dow Jones picked up over
400 points this day after losing over 600 the previous session. On Tuesday, the
Federal Reserve pledged to keep interest rates lower through 2013. Investors
were hoping to hear more regarding additional economic stimulus, but the words
relevant to lower interest rates were enough to push stocks higher up the
ladder. The primary indices in the U.S. finished green across the board last
session. Stocks finished with huge gains as well after the Fed comments
regarding interest rates spread. One company however that did not feel the good
tidings was Ford Motor company. Ford finished lower on the NYSE by .64 percent
at 10.84. Previous close for the company was 10.91 with the 52 week high coming
in at 18.97 and the 52 week low posting at 9.87. Frank Matto
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