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dow2664 The primary stock market index composites bumped higher last week and finished in positive territory for the first time in four weeks of trading. Economic reports have been mixed in the U.S., as have global indicators in overseas stock markets. It was a pleasant surprise for many to see the stock indices in the U.S. close out the week on the positive side of break-even. The Dow Jones Closed last session higher by 1.21 percent at 11,284.54. Investors on Wall Street are hoping to carry over some of this positive momentum this week. All indicators at this time point towards a standard opening for the New York Stock Exchange. Worries were rising over the potential that storm related damage along the east coast would prevent the opening bell from ringing at its standard time. Mayor Bloomberg lifted the evacuation order and so the NYSE should be buzzing as usual. Now that investors no longer have to worry about a continued threat from Irene, they can now focus attention on jobs and the ongoing debt crisis in Europe. Pressures are building and maintaining positive trends will be a challenge as the week opens. Frank Matto
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