Market Summary November 21, 2011

streaming quotes: ON

Symbol	Last	Change
Dow	11,547.31	248.85 (2.11%)
Nasdaq	2,523.14	49.36 (1.92%)
S&P 500	1,192.98	22.67 (1.86%)
10-Yr Bond	1.9620%	0.05
NYSE Volume		0
Nasdaq Volume		0

Indices: US - World | Most Actives

Advances & Declines

	NYSE	NASDAQ
Advances	472 (15%)	436 (16%)
Declines	2,650 (83%)	2,130 (80%)
Unchanged	62 (2%)	85 (3%)
Up Vol*	269 (6%)	419 (20%)
Down Vol*	3,969 (93%)	1,641 (79%)
Unch. Vol*	11 (0%)	11 (1%)
New Hi's	122	114
New Lo's	199	343

^*in millions

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Are YOU ready for Dow 7,000?

It may be shocking to hear us say that the Dow Jones Industrial Average is headed for 7,000 ...
But, yes, we firmly believe that we’re going to see the broad U.S. stock market fall another 35% from here ... AT LEAST!
Just look at what's happened recently...
• The Federal Reserve warned of "significant downside risks to the economic outlook" and the International Monetary Fund said "the global economy is in a dangerous new phase."
• Bond yields in Italy, Spain, and France are exploding higher – indicating that the world’s smartest investors expect an outright catastrophe overseas.
• And all the while, countries like Germany and China are effectively saying they will NOT support bailouts of all these faltering nations!
In response, the U.S. stock market has started plunging anew andthe major averages are sitting at critical levels, with a potential crash coming at any time!

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China inflation, output create room for pro-growth steps

By Nick Edwards and Langi Chiang

BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese industrial output grew at its weakest annual pace in a year in October and inflation fell sharply, raising expectations Beijing will do more to support economic growth by "fine tuning" policy.

A flurry of data on Wednesday showed that China's factories are bearing the brunt of a modest economic slowdown even as consumer spending and investment in assets such as roads and other infrastructure remain resilient.

China's annual inflation rate fell to 5.5 percent in October from September's 6.1 percent -- the biggest drop in the annual rate from one month to the next since February 2009 -- and a further pullback from July's three-year peak of 6.5 percent.

http://beta.finance.yahoo.com/news/china-october-inflation-eases-wen-022643093.html

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