The stock market indices in the U.S. finished up in the red once again as
September came to close. Investors on Wall Street are not unhappy to see the
month come to an end as the trends during the time were choppy, volatile, and
more negative than positive. Although investors are happy to close the door on
the negative trends of last month, optimism for October is minimal. On the
upside of it all however may be that the sell-offs that have transpired over the
past several months could create a market environment ripe with bargains for the
well positioning investor. Recently, the trends in the market have been pushing
lower due, in part, to the continued volatility of the eurozone debt crisis
situation. Leaders in Europe are stepping in the right direction though by
approving new powers for the euro zones crisis fund. This could help stock
trends find their way back towards the green in October. For now, the first open
trading day in October will have to shake off the negative weight of last
sessions close. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed the last session lower
by 240.60 at 10,913.38. The NAsdaq finished lower by 65.36 at 2,415.40 and the
S&P 500 finished lower by 28.98 at 1,31.42. Frank Matto
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