The pressures stemming from the eurozone continue to afflict the major indices
around the globe negatively. Investors worry pushed higher last week in the U.S.
and the indices ultimately ended the last week overall in the red once again.
This week in the U.S. marketplace will be abbreviated due to the Thanksgiving
Holiday and so investors will be looking to give thanks for more positive
trends. Prior to opening bell this morning in the U.S., stocks were not
positioned for positive outcomes however. Futures for the DJIA, Nasdaq, and S&P
500 were posting red across the board. Asian markets closed in negative
territory and the primary indices in the eurozone were sharply lower this
session as well. Opening trading this first day of Thanksgiving week in the U.S.
appears to be without a catalysts for positive change. As the trading session
reached the mid-day mark, the primary indices were red across the board. The Dow
Jones Industrial Average was lower by 2.47 percent at 11,504.36. The Nasdsaq was
negative by 2.40 percent at 2,510.68 and the S&P 500 was red by 2.27 percent at
1,187.75 as of the mid-day mark today. Frank Matto
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