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dow2664 The primary stock indices in the U.S. were pulled lower to close last session, but the negative action that played out then was not enough to keep futures lower this morning. Prior to opening bell today, indicators revealed positive trends for the Dow Jones Industrial futures, Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures. Stocks positioned for the stronger open. The DJIA futures were tracking over 100 points above break-even at that point. World markets were off to a better start today as well. Primary indices in Europe and Asia were posting green prior to the start of today’s U.S. session. No major economic news is scheduled in the U.S. today and so trends for the primary U.S. composites will be affected more by global market trends. As the trading session reached the halfway mark in the session today, the primary stock indices were climbing higher. All three primary stock indices in the U.S. were green at this point. News emerged that European leaders would be unveiling their plan to minimize the debt crisis in the eurozone by the end of this month. This sparked feelings of optimism in investors globally and helped push indices higher. Asian markets ended mixed, but European stocks finished stronger. Currently, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is higher by over 272 points at 11,378. The Nasdaq is higher by 74.14 points at 2,554 and the S&P 500 is higher by 33.05 points at 1,188. Frank Matto
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