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dow2664 The primary stock indices were struggling less than most expected throughout the whole of the last trading session. The primary indicators in Asia finished in the red. European markets closed out lower as well. The CAC 40 in France finished the day lower by .68 percent and the DAX in Germany closed out lower by 1.24 percent last session. This negative action applied pressure to composite trend-lines in the U.S. Stock action was choppy as investors attempted to process the potential credit rating downgrade that may affect primary countries in the eurozone in the coming months. Standard and Poor’s announcement came on opening day this week and identified 15 eurozone members as at risk. The official status of these 15 eurozone members is “credit watch with negative implications.” The ramifications of this potential has shaken many investors and indices were weighed down as a result. Ultimately though, the primary indices in the U.S. closed mixed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished last session higher by .43 percent at 12,150.13. The Nasdaq closed out the last session lower by .23 percent at 2,649.56 and the S&P 500 finished the last session green by .11 percent at 1,258.47. The dollar gained versus the euro last session. oil price per barrel closed higher at 101.20 and gold price per ounce rates dropped lower to 1,731.80 per troy ounce. Frank Matto
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