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Tuesday, April 08, 2008 6:13:58 PM
Market Update 080408
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4:10 pm : On Tuesday, stocks posted a modest loss, with seven of the ten sectors ending the day in negative territory. Several bearish news items prompted traders to take some money off the table.
In corporate news, Alcoa (AA 37.18, -0.26) kicked off the earnings season on a sour note. The aluminum company reported earnings of $0.44 per share, which missed the consensus estimate by four cents.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD 6.03, -0.31) expects its first quarter revenue to come in at $1.5 billion, which falls short of the consensus estimate of $1.6 billion. AMD cited lower than expected sales across all business segments. The company will also be cutting 10% of its workforce.
In an attempt to shore up its balance sheet, Washington Mutual (WM 11.81, -1.34) announced it is raising $7 billion and cutting its quarterly dividend to $0.01 per share from $0.15. The struggling financial firm expects a first quarter loss of $1.40 per share, which falls short of the consensus estimate that called for a loss of $0.49. Its shares lost 10% due to the dilutive nature of the offering. WaMu gained roughly 30% yesterday on reports it was close to receiving a $5 billion capital infusion.
The International Monetary Fund said total losses due to the financial market turmoil may grow to $945 billion. This is a substantial increase from the current write-down total of $232 billion, according to Bloomberg.com.
Financials (-1.7%) ended the day in a laggard position.
The Fed released its March 18 FOMC minutes. Garnering the most attention was word that many Fed officials felt that an economic contraction was "likely." This should not come as too much of a shock, as Bernanke noted in his testimony before Congress last week that the economy "could" contract. Admittedly, “likely” is a sterner word than “could”, but the market has feared a contraction long before this release.
As was assumed, the reason Fed Presidents Fisher and Plosser dissented against the large 75 basis point ease was heightened inflation risks.
Separately, February pending home sales fell 1.9% month-over-month, which was worse than the expected decline of 1.0%. January pending home sales rose 0.3%. Sales have declined on average 1.7% each month since last year.
DJ30 -35.99 NASDAQ -16.07 NQ100 -0.8% R2K -0.1% SP400 -0.1% SP500 -7.00 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1660/1214/1.65 bln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1807/1307/1.20 bln
3:30 pm : The recovery effort fades as the stock market trades modestly above its intraday low. Financials (-1.9%) and tech (-1.2%) are leading the way lower.
Looking ahead, the February wholesale inventory report, and the weekly energy report are set for release at 10:00 ET and 10:30 ET, respectively.DJ30 -60.66 NASDAQ -20.92 SP500 -9.31 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1782/1090/1.34 bln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1951/1151/923 mln
3:00 pm : The stock market is climbing off its recently reached lows. The lift has been broad-based, with relative strength in the utilities (+0.8%) and telecom (-0.6%) sectors. There is no specific catalyst for the recent uptick, and may be due to recognition that negative reaction to the FOMC minutes was overdone.DJ30 -35.91 NASDAQ -17.64 SP500 -6.53 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1716/1131/1.21 bln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1845/1258/836 mln
2:30 pm : The stock market falls to its worst level of the session following the March 18 FOMC minutes. Traders were disappointed to hear that many Fed officials felt that a contraction was "likely." Although somewhat sterner words, this should not come as too much of shock, as Bernanke noted in his testimony before Congress last week that the economy "could" contract .
Only energy (+0.5%) and utilities (+0.3%) remain in the green. Financials is the worst performing sector with a 2.1% decline.DJ30 -66.77 NASDAQ -22.42 SP500 -9.94 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1820/998/1.11 bln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1962/1120/769 mln
2:05 pm : The major indices fall near their worst level of the session, with notable weakness within the financial sector (-1.8%). The thrifts & mortgages group (-3.2%) is posting the largest decline. Goldman reiterated its Sell rating on Fannie Mae (FNM 29.38, -0.47) and Freddie Mac (FRE 25.71, -0.89), according to reports.
The March 18 FOMC minutes were just released, and the imediate reaction has been somewhat negative. Many Fed officials felt contraction in GDP is "likely." Inflation data was disappointing, and there is little indication that housing has begun to stabilize.DJ30 -47.06 NASDAQ -17.70 SP500 -7.78 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1743/1066/999 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1895/1175/698 mln
1:30 pm : The major indices continue to head mostly sideways. Like stocks, Treasuries have not seen much movement for most of the session. The 10-year note has hovered near the unchanged mark.
The Dow Jones Transportation Index (-0.1%) is modestly outperforming the broader market this session. It is handily outperforming this year, advancing 9.0% compared to the S&P 500's 7.0% decline. Transportation stocks are commonly seen as a leading indicator.DJ30 -41.93 NASDAQ -15.17 SP500 -7.47 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1648/1140/888 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1808/1251/618 mln
1:00 pm : Much of the same as the major indices trade in negative territory. The stock market has traded in a very tight range this session, with only a 0.58% gap from session low (-0.75%) to session high (-0.17%).
Market breadth leans negative. Declining issues outpace advancing issues by 4-to-3 on the NYSE and the Nasdaq.DJ30 -35.09 NASDAQ -12.60 SP500 -6.44 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1597/1172/819 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1713/1313/566 mln
12:30 pm : Stocks continue to fluctuate in negative territory. There is little market moving news to give the market concerted movement in either direction.
Within the Dow, 18 of the 20 components are trending lower. Telecom companies Verizon (VZ 36.74, -0.23) and AT&T (T 38.47, -0.14) are the worst performing names. Chevron (CVX 88.84, +0.57) and Caterpillar (CAT 77.60, +0.35) are providing leadership.DJ30 -38.76 NASDAQ -11.51 SP500 -6.30 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1563/1176/749 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1680/1328/514 mln
12:00 pm : The stock market is posting a modest decline at midday, although stocks have climbed off their worst levels. There have been a handful of bearish items this session.
Alcoa (AA 37.37, -0.07) kicked off the earnings season on a sour note. The aluminum company reported earnings of $0.44 per share, which missed the consensus estimate by four cents. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD 6.10, -0.24) expects its first quarter revenue to come in at $1.5 billion, which falls short of the consensus estimate of $1.6 billion. AMD cited lower than expected sales across all business segments. The company will also be cutting 10% of its workforce.
In an attempt to shore up its balance sheet, Washington Mutual (WM 12.00, -1.15) announced it is raising $7 billion and cutting its quarterly dividend to $0.01 per share from $0.15. The struggling financial firm expects a first quarter loss of $1.40 per share, which falls short of the consensus estimate that called for a loss of $0.49. Its shares are down 9%--likely due to the dilutive nature of the offering--after gaining roughly 30% yesterday on reports it was close to receiving a capital infusion.
February pending home sales fell 1.9% month-over-month, which was worse than the expected decline of 1.0%. January pending home sales rose 0.3%. Sales have declined on average 1.7% each month since last year. The stock market did not have a negative response to the report, and actually rose shortly after its release.
The International Monetary Fund said total losses due to the financial market turmoil may grow to $945 billion. This is a substantial increase from the current write-down total of $232 billion, according to Bloomberg.com.
Seven of the ten sectors are trending lower. Telecom is the main laggard with a 1.8% decline. Energy is providing leadership with a 0.4% rise.
DJ30 -34.60 NASDAQ -11.74 SP500 -5.80 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1551/1162/661 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1739/1240/453 mln
11:30 am : The major indices are fluctuating in negative territory. The energy sector (+0.1%) has given up nearly the entirety of its earlier gains. Its dip is being offset by financials (-0.4%) and tech (-0.5%) coming off their lows.DJ30 -21.74 NASDAQ -7.53 SP500 -3.99 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1545/1132/565 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1680/1229/390 mln
11:00 am : The stock market is still in the red, but has climbed to its best levels of the session. The recent buying interest has been mostly broad-based, with relative strength within financials (-0.4%). Of note, the energy sector has dipped off its best level, and is now only posting a gain of 0.6% after being up as much as 1.3%. At the same time, oil (-0.7% to $108.35) has slipped back into the red.
The small-cap Russell 2000 and the S&P 400 MidCap indices are outperforming compared to their large-cap counterparts.DJ30 -31.10 NASDAQ -8.41 R2K +0.1% SP400 +0.04% SP500 -4.21 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1506/1068/467 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1675/1201/319 mln
10:30 am : The major indices are off their worst levels, but remain in the red. The materials (+0.1%) and utilities (+0.1%) sectors have joined energy (+0.9%) in the green. Alcoa (AA 37.39, -0.05) is now down only 0.1% after being down as much as 2.5% on its worse than expected earnings report.
The worse than expected pending home sales report sent the homebuilding group (-3.2%) into the main laggard position.DJ30 -51.21 NASDAQ -14.69 SP500 -6.47 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1612/910/358 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1814/1015/246 mln
10:05 am : The major indices remain in the red, with nine of the ten sectors posting a loss. Telecom (-1.9%), tech (-1.0%) and financials (-0.8%) are showing weakness in the early-going. Energy (+0.6%) is providing leadership as crude oil (+0.2% to $109.32) recovers into positive territory.
Just hitting the wires, February pending home sales fell 1.9% month-over-month, which was worse than the expected decline of 1.0%. January pending home sales rose 0.3%. Sales have declined on average 1.7% each month since last year.DJ30 -61.31 NASDAQ -17.33 SP500 -6.96 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1593/819/215 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1858/894/153 mln
09:45 am : The major indices open on a low note. Weighing on sentiment is a disappointing earnings report from Alcoa (AA), and word that Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) guided its revenue expectations below the consensus estimate.
In an attempt to shore up its balance sheet, Washington Mutual (WM) announced it is raising $7 billion and cutting its quarterly dividend to $0.01 per share from $0.15. The struggling financial firm expects a first quarter loss of $1.40 per share, which falls short of the consensus estimate that called for a loss of $0.49. Its shares are down 13%--likely due to the dilutive nature of its offering--after gaining roughly 30% yesterday on reports it was close to receiving a capital infusion.DJ30 -82.72 NASDAQ -18.67 SP500 -9.73 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1506/686/75 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1843/613/55 mln
09:15 am : S&P futures vs fair value: -8.3. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -17.5. It looks like the stock market will open on a low note. The International Monetary Fund said total losses due to the financial market turmoil may grow to $945 billion.
09:01 am : S&P futures vs fair value: -7.4. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -15.2.
08:28 am : S&P futures vs fair value: -8.7. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -17.0. Futures continue to point to a lower start. Crude oil prices (-0.7% to $108.36) have eased a bit after rallying yesterday. On the economic front, February pending home sales is set for release at 10:00 ET, and the March 18 FOMC minutes are set for release at 14:00 ET.
08:00 am : S&P futures vs fair value: -6.6. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -13.0. Current indications point to a lower open. Alcoa (AA) kicked off the earnings season on sour note. The aluminum company reported earnings of $0.44 per share, which missed the consensus estimate by four cents. Advanced Micro Devices(AMD) expects its first quarter revenue will be short of the consensus estimate, due to lower than expected sales across all business segments.
06:05 am : S&P futures vs fair value: -7.6. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -12.0.
06:05 am : FTSE...5957.40...-57.40...-1%. DAX...6736.31...-84.74...-1.3%.
06:05 am : Nikkei...13250.43...-199.80...-1.5%. Hang Seng...24311.69...-267.07...-1.1%.
http://biz.yahoo.com/mu/update.html
4:10 pm : On Tuesday, stocks posted a modest loss, with seven of the ten sectors ending the day in negative territory. Several bearish news items prompted traders to take some money off the table.
In corporate news, Alcoa (AA 37.18, -0.26) kicked off the earnings season on a sour note. The aluminum company reported earnings of $0.44 per share, which missed the consensus estimate by four cents.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD 6.03, -0.31) expects its first quarter revenue to come in at $1.5 billion, which falls short of the consensus estimate of $1.6 billion. AMD cited lower than expected sales across all business segments. The company will also be cutting 10% of its workforce.
In an attempt to shore up its balance sheet, Washington Mutual (WM 11.81, -1.34) announced it is raising $7 billion and cutting its quarterly dividend to $0.01 per share from $0.15. The struggling financial firm expects a first quarter loss of $1.40 per share, which falls short of the consensus estimate that called for a loss of $0.49. Its shares lost 10% due to the dilutive nature of the offering. WaMu gained roughly 30% yesterday on reports it was close to receiving a $5 billion capital infusion.
The International Monetary Fund said total losses due to the financial market turmoil may grow to $945 billion. This is a substantial increase from the current write-down total of $232 billion, according to Bloomberg.com.
Financials (-1.7%) ended the day in a laggard position.
The Fed released its March 18 FOMC minutes. Garnering the most attention was word that many Fed officials felt that an economic contraction was "likely." This should not come as too much of a shock, as Bernanke noted in his testimony before Congress last week that the economy "could" contract. Admittedly, “likely” is a sterner word than “could”, but the market has feared a contraction long before this release.
As was assumed, the reason Fed Presidents Fisher and Plosser dissented against the large 75 basis point ease was heightened inflation risks.
Separately, February pending home sales fell 1.9% month-over-month, which was worse than the expected decline of 1.0%. January pending home sales rose 0.3%. Sales have declined on average 1.7% each month since last year.
DJ30 -35.99 NASDAQ -16.07 NQ100 -0.8% R2K -0.1% SP400 -0.1% SP500 -7.00 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1660/1214/1.65 bln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1807/1307/1.20 bln
3:30 pm : The recovery effort fades as the stock market trades modestly above its intraday low. Financials (-1.9%) and tech (-1.2%) are leading the way lower.
Looking ahead, the February wholesale inventory report, and the weekly energy report are set for release at 10:00 ET and 10:30 ET, respectively.DJ30 -60.66 NASDAQ -20.92 SP500 -9.31 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1782/1090/1.34 bln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1951/1151/923 mln
3:00 pm : The stock market is climbing off its recently reached lows. The lift has been broad-based, with relative strength in the utilities (+0.8%) and telecom (-0.6%) sectors. There is no specific catalyst for the recent uptick, and may be due to recognition that negative reaction to the FOMC minutes was overdone.DJ30 -35.91 NASDAQ -17.64 SP500 -6.53 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1716/1131/1.21 bln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1845/1258/836 mln
2:30 pm : The stock market falls to its worst level of the session following the March 18 FOMC minutes. Traders were disappointed to hear that many Fed officials felt that a contraction was "likely." Although somewhat sterner words, this should not come as too much of shock, as Bernanke noted in his testimony before Congress last week that the economy "could" contract .
Only energy (+0.5%) and utilities (+0.3%) remain in the green. Financials is the worst performing sector with a 2.1% decline.DJ30 -66.77 NASDAQ -22.42 SP500 -9.94 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1820/998/1.11 bln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1962/1120/769 mln
2:05 pm : The major indices fall near their worst level of the session, with notable weakness within the financial sector (-1.8%). The thrifts & mortgages group (-3.2%) is posting the largest decline. Goldman reiterated its Sell rating on Fannie Mae (FNM 29.38, -0.47) and Freddie Mac (FRE 25.71, -0.89), according to reports.
The March 18 FOMC minutes were just released, and the imediate reaction has been somewhat negative. Many Fed officials felt contraction in GDP is "likely." Inflation data was disappointing, and there is little indication that housing has begun to stabilize.DJ30 -47.06 NASDAQ -17.70 SP500 -7.78 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1743/1066/999 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1895/1175/698 mln
1:30 pm : The major indices continue to head mostly sideways. Like stocks, Treasuries have not seen much movement for most of the session. The 10-year note has hovered near the unchanged mark.
The Dow Jones Transportation Index (-0.1%) is modestly outperforming the broader market this session. It is handily outperforming this year, advancing 9.0% compared to the S&P 500's 7.0% decline. Transportation stocks are commonly seen as a leading indicator.DJ30 -41.93 NASDAQ -15.17 SP500 -7.47 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1648/1140/888 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1808/1251/618 mln
1:00 pm : Much of the same as the major indices trade in negative territory. The stock market has traded in a very tight range this session, with only a 0.58% gap from session low (-0.75%) to session high (-0.17%).
Market breadth leans negative. Declining issues outpace advancing issues by 4-to-3 on the NYSE and the Nasdaq.DJ30 -35.09 NASDAQ -12.60 SP500 -6.44 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1597/1172/819 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1713/1313/566 mln
12:30 pm : Stocks continue to fluctuate in negative territory. There is little market moving news to give the market concerted movement in either direction.
Within the Dow, 18 of the 20 components are trending lower. Telecom companies Verizon (VZ 36.74, -0.23) and AT&T (T 38.47, -0.14) are the worst performing names. Chevron (CVX 88.84, +0.57) and Caterpillar (CAT 77.60, +0.35) are providing leadership.DJ30 -38.76 NASDAQ -11.51 SP500 -6.30 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1563/1176/749 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1680/1328/514 mln
12:00 pm : The stock market is posting a modest decline at midday, although stocks have climbed off their worst levels. There have been a handful of bearish items this session.
Alcoa (AA 37.37, -0.07) kicked off the earnings season on a sour note. The aluminum company reported earnings of $0.44 per share, which missed the consensus estimate by four cents. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD 6.10, -0.24) expects its first quarter revenue to come in at $1.5 billion, which falls short of the consensus estimate of $1.6 billion. AMD cited lower than expected sales across all business segments. The company will also be cutting 10% of its workforce.
In an attempt to shore up its balance sheet, Washington Mutual (WM 12.00, -1.15) announced it is raising $7 billion and cutting its quarterly dividend to $0.01 per share from $0.15. The struggling financial firm expects a first quarter loss of $1.40 per share, which falls short of the consensus estimate that called for a loss of $0.49. Its shares are down 9%--likely due to the dilutive nature of the offering--after gaining roughly 30% yesterday on reports it was close to receiving a capital infusion.
February pending home sales fell 1.9% month-over-month, which was worse than the expected decline of 1.0%. January pending home sales rose 0.3%. Sales have declined on average 1.7% each month since last year. The stock market did not have a negative response to the report, and actually rose shortly after its release.
The International Monetary Fund said total losses due to the financial market turmoil may grow to $945 billion. This is a substantial increase from the current write-down total of $232 billion, according to Bloomberg.com.
Seven of the ten sectors are trending lower. Telecom is the main laggard with a 1.8% decline. Energy is providing leadership with a 0.4% rise.
DJ30 -34.60 NASDAQ -11.74 SP500 -5.80 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1551/1162/661 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1739/1240/453 mln
11:30 am : The major indices are fluctuating in negative territory. The energy sector (+0.1%) has given up nearly the entirety of its earlier gains. Its dip is being offset by financials (-0.4%) and tech (-0.5%) coming off their lows.DJ30 -21.74 NASDAQ -7.53 SP500 -3.99 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1545/1132/565 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1680/1229/390 mln
11:00 am : The stock market is still in the red, but has climbed to its best levels of the session. The recent buying interest has been mostly broad-based, with relative strength within financials (-0.4%). Of note, the energy sector has dipped off its best level, and is now only posting a gain of 0.6% after being up as much as 1.3%. At the same time, oil (-0.7% to $108.35) has slipped back into the red.
The small-cap Russell 2000 and the S&P 400 MidCap indices are outperforming compared to their large-cap counterparts.DJ30 -31.10 NASDAQ -8.41 R2K +0.1% SP400 +0.04% SP500 -4.21 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1506/1068/467 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1675/1201/319 mln
10:30 am : The major indices are off their worst levels, but remain in the red. The materials (+0.1%) and utilities (+0.1%) sectors have joined energy (+0.9%) in the green. Alcoa (AA 37.39, -0.05) is now down only 0.1% after being down as much as 2.5% on its worse than expected earnings report.
The worse than expected pending home sales report sent the homebuilding group (-3.2%) into the main laggard position.DJ30 -51.21 NASDAQ -14.69 SP500 -6.47 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1612/910/358 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1814/1015/246 mln
10:05 am : The major indices remain in the red, with nine of the ten sectors posting a loss. Telecom (-1.9%), tech (-1.0%) and financials (-0.8%) are showing weakness in the early-going. Energy (+0.6%) is providing leadership as crude oil (+0.2% to $109.32) recovers into positive territory.
Just hitting the wires, February pending home sales fell 1.9% month-over-month, which was worse than the expected decline of 1.0%. January pending home sales rose 0.3%. Sales have declined on average 1.7% each month since last year.DJ30 -61.31 NASDAQ -17.33 SP500 -6.96 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1593/819/215 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1858/894/153 mln
09:45 am : The major indices open on a low note. Weighing on sentiment is a disappointing earnings report from Alcoa (AA), and word that Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) guided its revenue expectations below the consensus estimate.
In an attempt to shore up its balance sheet, Washington Mutual (WM) announced it is raising $7 billion and cutting its quarterly dividend to $0.01 per share from $0.15. The struggling financial firm expects a first quarter loss of $1.40 per share, which falls short of the consensus estimate that called for a loss of $0.49. Its shares are down 13%--likely due to the dilutive nature of its offering--after gaining roughly 30% yesterday on reports it was close to receiving a capital infusion.DJ30 -82.72 NASDAQ -18.67 SP500 -9.73 NASDAQ Dec/Adv/Vol 1506/686/75 mln NYSE Dec/Adv/Vol 1843/613/55 mln
09:15 am : S&P futures vs fair value: -8.3. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -17.5. It looks like the stock market will open on a low note. The International Monetary Fund said total losses due to the financial market turmoil may grow to $945 billion.
09:01 am : S&P futures vs fair value: -7.4. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -15.2.
08:28 am : S&P futures vs fair value: -8.7. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -17.0. Futures continue to point to a lower start. Crude oil prices (-0.7% to $108.36) have eased a bit after rallying yesterday. On the economic front, February pending home sales is set for release at 10:00 ET, and the March 18 FOMC minutes are set for release at 14:00 ET.
08:00 am : S&P futures vs fair value: -6.6. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -13.0. Current indications point to a lower open. Alcoa (AA) kicked off the earnings season on sour note. The aluminum company reported earnings of $0.44 per share, which missed the consensus estimate by four cents. Advanced Micro Devices(AMD) expects its first quarter revenue will be short of the consensus estimate, due to lower than expected sales across all business segments.
06:05 am : S&P futures vs fair value: -7.6. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -12.0.
06:05 am : FTSE...5957.40...-57.40...-1%. DAX...6736.31...-84.74...-1.3%.
06:05 am : Nikkei...13250.43...-199.80...-1.5%. Hang Seng...24311.69...-267.07...-1.1%.
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