Todays DJIA, Nasdaq, S&P 500, Stock Market Investing News: Index Trend-line
movement this week for the primary indices in the U.S. has been much weaker than
what was observed over the course of last weeks sessions. Last week, the DJIA ,
Nasdaq , and the S&P 500 all posted trend-lines that increased by over 2
percent. This week so far, the primary composites in the U.S. finished the
opening session mixed and closed mixed on Tuesday as well. Debt resolution talks
in Greece stagnated when creditors were unwilling to agree to restructuring
terms. This news added weight to the primary index trends and pushed them lower
during the session. Dow Jones, Nasdaq, S&P 500 Index Close Last Session: The Dow
Jones Industrial Average finished the last trading session in negative territory
for the day. The DJIA index dropped lower by .26 percent at 12,675.75. The
Nasdaq finished the day green by .09 percent at 2,786.64. The S&P 500 finished
red by .10 percent at 1,314.65. State of the Union: President Obama stated that
we have a chance as a nation to decide if we want to mold a country where
everyone has a chance to succeed, or if we will settle for a country where only
a small number of Americans prosper. The President talked about tax breaks for
American companies, and taxing those companies that outsource. He talked about
fiscal responsibility and avoiding policies that have debilitated the U.S.
economy. He added that there should be no bailouts and no handouts as we move
forward. Frank Matto
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