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Thursday , December 09, 2010 16:15ET

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The markets ended mixed despite some positive economic data today that included a drop in weekly jobless claims and a big jump in wholesale inventories. The House Democratic caucus agreed today to try to block a tax deal between the White House and Republicans from going to the floor for a vote. However, the White House responded that it was confident that the "major components" of the tax deal will pass Congress. Zillow reported today that U.S. home values are poised to drop by more than $1.7 trillion this year amid rising foreclosures and the expiration of homebuyer tax credits. The percentage of homeowners who are "underwater" with negative equity reached 23.2% in the third quarter, up from 21.8% at the end of 2009. The Fed reported today in its "Flow of Funds" data that the net worth of Americans rose 2.2% in the third quarter. In addition, household debt fell by 1.7%, the 10th straight quarterly decline. The dollar index ended flat. Oil prices edged up $0.09 at $88.37 a barrel. Gold gained $9.60 to settle at $1,392.80 per ounce. Longer-dated Treasury prices moved higher following strong demand in today's $13 billion auction of 30-year bonds that results in a high yield of 4.41% and a bid-to-cover of 2.74. The sector leaders for stocks today were Financials, Telecoms and Materials. Technology stocks ended with modest gains but were out performed by the rest of the market. The Dow leaders today were Bank of America (BAC), Cisco (CSCO), Verizon (VZ), JP Morgan (JPM), Home Depot (HD), Coca-Cola (KO) and Merck (MRK). The Dow losers were McDonald's (MCD), DuPont (DD), Boeing (BA), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) and Travelers (TRV). The biggest gainers in the S&P today were American International Group (AIG), Eastman Kodak (EK), Dean Foods (DF), Goodyear Tire (GT), BB&T (BBT), Janus Capital (JNS) and H&R Block (HRB). The biggest losers were Saic (SAI), Airgas (ARG), Apollo Group (APOL), Akamai Technologies (AKAM), Range Resources (RRC), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Adobe Systems (ADBE), Family Dollar (FDO), Boston Properties (BXP) and Lorillard (LO). The markets on Friday will be focused on the international trade defiit for October, import & export prices, consumer sentiment, and the Treasury budget.

TOP STORIES
- House Democratic Caucus Rejects President's Tax Compromise
- U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Drop 17K To 421K
- Wholesale Trade Inventories Jump 1.9% in October
- Arrest of 16-Year Old Made in WikiLeaks Cyber Attacks
- Air Products (APD) Raises offer for Airgas (ARG) to $70 From $65.60
- Ireland's Labour Party and Sinn Fein to Vote Against EU/IMF Bailout
- Fitch Downgrades Ireland Three Notches to BBB+
- Citigroup (C) Hires Former Budget Director Peter Orszag
- Zillow Reports U.S. Home Values May Drop by $1.7 Trillion This Year
- Democrats Delay Action on DREAM Act for Young Immigrants
- House Approves Legislation to Postpone Until 2012 a 25% Cut in Medicare Payments to Doctors
- Senate Bill Would Simplify Mutual Fund Tax Rules
- Diageo PLC (DEO) In Talks To Buy Turkey's Mey Icki
- Chevron (CVX) Announces $26 Billion Spending Plan; First Spending Increase Since Recession Began
- DuPont (DD) Keeps 2010 Guidance; Lifts Margin Targets
- ConAgra (CAG) Cuts Q2 and FY11 Outlook
- Dell (DELL) Near Deal to Acquire Compellent Technologies (CML) for $27.50 Per Share
- Howard Stern to Stay With Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) for Another Five Years
- State Street (STT) Selling $11B of Securities at Projected $350M Loss
- Morgan Stanley (MS) Executives to Get Smaller Bonuses
- 30-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage Rate Rises to 6-Month High
- Fed's Flow of Funds Data Shows Net Worth ff Americans Climbed 2.2% in Q3
- Fairholme Capital Increases Stake in AIG to 30% of Non-Govt Shares
- Smithfield Foods (SFD) Q2 EPS 86c vs (17c); Beats 56c Est
- U.S. Airlines Passenger Growth in September Most in Three Years
- Lululemon Athletica (LULU) Q3 EPS 36c vs 20c; Beats 25c Est; Guidance Above Consensus

ECONOMIC DATA
- 08:30 Dec 4 Weekly Initial Jobless Claims (actual 421K; previous 438K; expected 423K)
- 10:00 Oct Wholesale Trade Inventories (actual +1.9%; previous +1.5%; expected +0.9%)
- 10:30 Dec 3 EIA Weekly Natural Gas Inventories, bcf (actual --; previous -23B; expected -84B)
- 16:30 Nov 29 Money Supply
- 16:30 Dec 8 Foreign Central Bank Holdings
- 16:30 Dec 8 Federal Discount Window Borrowings

Foreign Market Recap
Asia
- Nikkei 225: (10,285.88, +53.55, +0.52%)
- Shanghai Comp: (2,810.95, -37.60, -1.32%)
- Hang Seng: (23,171.80, +79.28, +0.34%)
- Dollar/Yen: (1 Dollar = ¥83.68)

Europe
- DAX: (6,964.16, -11.71, -0.17%)
- FTSE 100: (5,814.10, +19.57, +0.34%)
- CAC 40: (3,858.05, +26.07, +0.67%)
- IBEX 35: (10,174.80, +96.40, +0.94%)
- Euro/Dollar: (1 Euro = $1.32)

U.S. Markets
- Nasdaq (+7.51, 2616.67, +0.29%)
- Dow (-2.42, 11370.06, -0.02%)
- S&P 500 (+4.72, 1233.00, +0.38%)

Commodities/Bonds
- Crude (88.43, +0.15, +0.17%)
- Gold (1386.0, +2.80, +0.2%)
- 5-Year Treasury Note (1.90%, +0.26)
- 10-Year Treasury Note (3.23%, -0.03)

Energy
US stocks have been on the cusp of a technical breakout to the upside but have fell short of key closing levels since last Friday. The Dow Industrial Average needs a close above 11444.08 to confirm another Dow Theory Buy Signal, but without that signal we risk a double-top at 11,450 instead. The Dow touched 11,450 on November 5th and December 7th. A close above 1228.74 on the S&P 500 would violate the 61.8% Fibonacci Retracement of the decline from October 2007 into March 2009. Initial Jobless Claims were reported at 421,000 this morning, which was slightly below expectations, which provided the catalyst for a higher open on Wall Street this morning. Keep in mind however that jobless claims above 350,000 is considered at recessionary levels. In afternoon trading: Shares of Kodiak Oil & Gas (KOG) are up nearly 8%. Shares of Uranium Energy (UEC) are up about 5.7%. Shares of Cloud Peak Energy (CLD) are up about 5.6%. Shares of Willbros Group (WG) are up about 5.25%. Shares of Goodrich Petroleum (GDP) are up about 4%.

The Energy Select Sector SPDR (XLE) was trading at $65.47 at 3:00 PM on Thursday, up 14.84% year to date. At 3:00 PM, XLE was flat on the day.

CVX: Announces $26 Billion Spending Plan; First Spending Increase Since Recession Began
BP: Evidence Emerges of BP Oil on Gulf Sea Floor

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Materials
US stocks have been on the cusp of a technical breakout to the upside but have fell short of key closing levels since last Friday. The Dow Industrial Average needs a close above 11444.08 to confirm another Dow Theory Buy Signal, but without that signal we risk a double-top at 11,450 instead. The Dow touched 11,450 on November 5th and December 7th. A close above 1228.74 on the S&P 500 would violate the 61.8% Fibonacci Retracement of the decline from October 2007 into March 2009. Initial Jobless Claims were reported at 421,000 this morning, which was slightly below expectations, which provided the catalyst for a higher open on Wall Street this morning. Keep in mind however that jobless claims above 350,000 is considered at recessionary levels. Ivanhoe Mines (IVN) is expected to try to sell itself. First, they would sell or spin off all its assets except its stake in the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine. Second, they would seek a buyer for the part of the company not owned by Rio Tinto (RIO). Rio would have the opportunity to make an offer, and BHP Billiton (BHP), Xstrata (XSRAF.PK) and Anglo American (AAUKY.PK) might also be interested in the copper mine stake. Alumina (AWC) is increased to Buy from Hold at The Royal Bank of Scotland. In afternoon trading: Shares of Airgas (ARG) are down about 5.1%. Shares of Yongye International (YONG) are down about 4.75%. Shares of Walter Energy (WLT) are up about 4%.

The Materials Select Sector SPDR (XLB) traded at $36.82 at 3:00 PM on Thursday, up 11.61% year to date. At 3:00 PM, XLB was up about a quarter of a percent on the day.

DD: Keeps 2010 Guidance; Lifts Margin Targets
IVN: Will Likely Put Itself Up for Sale

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Industrials
US stocks have been on the cusp of a technical breakout to the upside but have fell short of key closing levels since last Friday. The Dow Industrial Average needs a close above 11444.08 to confirm another Dow Theory Buy Signal, but without that signal we risk a double-top at 11,450 instead. The Dow touched 11,450 on November 5th and December 7th. A close above 1228.74 on the S&P 500 would violate the 61.8% Fibonacci Retracement of the decline from October 2007 into March 2009. Initial Jobless Claims were reported at 421,000 this morning, which was slightly below expectations, which provided the catalyst for a higher open on Wall Street this morning. Keep in mind however that jobless claims above 350,000 is considered at recessionary levels. UPS (UPS) plans to attract investors by raising its dividend and increasing share buybacks, rather than by expending its cash on major acquisitions. Triumph Group (TGI) is lifted to Buy from Neutral at UBS. Corning (GLW) is added to the Short-Term Buy List at Deutsche Bank. Deutsche Lufthansa AG (LHA.DE) was moved to Equal Weight from Overweight at Morgan Stanley. In afternoon trading: Shares of SmartHeat (HEAT) are up about 9.25%. Shares of Polypore International (PPO) are up about 6.8%. Shares of Tata Motors (TTM) are down about 6.4%.

The Industrial Select Sector SPDR (XLI) traded at $34.07 at 3:00 PM on Thursday, up 22.60% year to date. At 3:00 PM, XLI was down up about a quarter of a percent on the day.

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Consumer Discretionary
US stocks have been on the cusp of a technical breakout to the upside but have fell short of key closing levels since last Friday. The Dow Industrial Average needs a close above 11444.08 to confirm another Dow Theory Buy Signal, but without that signal we risk a double-top at 11,450 instead. The Dow touched 11,450 on November 5th and December 7th. A close above 1228.74 on the S&P 500 would violate the 61.8% Fibonacci Retracement of the decline from October 2007 into March 2009. Initial Jobless Claims were reported at 421,000 this morning, which was slightly below expectations, which provided the catalyst for a higher open on Wall Street this morning. Keep in mind however that jobless claims above 350,000 is considered at recessionary levels. Adidas (ADDYY.PK) is picked up at Outperform at Credit Suisse. Home Depot (HD) is raised to Outperform from Market Perform, while Lowe’s (LOW) gets cut to Market Perform from Outperform at FBR Capital. Central European Media (CETV) gets a Buy-from-Hold hoist by Deutsche Bank, which has a target of $24. Focus Media (FMCN) is boosted to Buy from Neutral at Goldman. In afternoon trading: Shares of Eastman Kodak (EK) are up over 13%. Shares of Goodyear Tire (GT) are up about 9.5%. Shares of Morgans Hotel Group (MHGC) are up about 9.2%. Shares of American Public Education (APEI) are up about 7%.

The Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR (XLY) traded at $37.40 at 3:00 PM on Thursday, up 25.63% year to date. At 3:00 PM, XLY was flat on the day.

SIRI: Howard Stern to Stay With Sirius XM Radio for Another Five Years
LULU: Q3 EPS 36c vs 20c; Beats 25c Est; Guidance Above Consensus

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Consumer Staples
US stocks have been on the cusp of a technical breakout to the upside but have fell short of key closing levels since last Friday. The Dow Industrial Average needs a close above 11444.08 to confirm another Dow Theory Buy Signal, but without that signal we risk a double-top at 11,450 instead. The Dow touched 11,450 on November 5th and December 7th. A close above 1228.74 on the S&P 500 would violate the 61.8% Fibonacci Retracement of the decline from October 2007 into March 2009. Initial Jobless Claims were reported at 421,000 this morning, which was slightly below expectations, which provided the catalyst for a higher open on Wall Street this morning. Keep in mind however that jobless claims above 350,000 is considered at recessionary levels. Walgreens (WAG) is now Buy from Neutral at UBS. Boston Beer Co (SAM) is downgraded to Underweight from Neutral at HSBC. In afternoon trading: Shares of Le Gaga (GAGA) are down nearly 15%. Shares of The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company (GAP) are down about 8.25%. Shares of Dean Foods (DF) are up about 11.25%. Shares of Smithfield Foods (SFD) are up about 10%. Shares of China-Biotics (CHBT) are up about 8.75%. Shares of Diamond Foods (DMND) are up about 8.5%.

The Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR (XLP) traded at $29.07 at 3:00 PM on Thursday, up 9.82% year to date. At 3:00 PM, XLP was up about a quarter of a percent on the day.

CAG: Cuts Q2 and FY11 Outlook
SFD: Q2 EPS 86c vs (17c); Beats 56c Est
DEO: In Talks To Buy Turkey's Mey Icki

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Health Care
US stocks have been on the cusp of a technical breakout to the upside but have fell short of key closing levels since last Friday. The Dow Industrial Average needs a close above 11444.08 to confirm another Dow Theory Buy Signal, but without that signal we risk a double-top at 11,450 instead. The Dow touched 11,450 on November 5th and December 7th. A close above 1228.74 on the S&P 500 would violate the 61.8% Fibonacci Retracement of the decline from October 2007 into March 2009. Initial Jobless Claims were reported at 421,000 this morning, which was slightly below expectations, which provided the catalyst for a higher open on Wall Street this morning. Keep in mind however that jobless claims above 350,000 is considered at recessionary levels. PerkinElmer (PKI) is a new Neutral at Goldman Sachs. Cowen & Company has an Underperform on Human Genome Sciences (HGSI). C.R. Bard (BCR) is picked up at Neutral at Susquehanna. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) is lowered to Market Perform from Outperform with Wells Fargo. In afternoon trading: Shares of Mesoblast (MBLTY) are up nearly 22%. Shares of MannKind (MNKD) are up about 7.5%. Shares of Teva (TEVA) are up about 6.75%. Shares of Heartware (HTWR) are down about 9%. Shares of Orexigen (OREX) are down about 9%. Shares of Arena (ARNA) are down about 7.5%.

The Health Care Select Sector SPDR (XLV) traded at $30.93 at 3:00 PM on Thursday, down 0.45% year to date. At 3:00 PM, XLV was flat on the day.

TEVA: Positve Study Data re Experimental Multiple-Sclerosis Drug Laquinimod
CRL: Investors Pushing Company to Sell Itself

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Financials
US stocks have been on the cusp of a technical breakout to the upside but have fell short of key closing levels since last Friday. The Dow Industrial Average needs a close above 11444.08 to confirm another Dow Theory Buy Signal, but without that signal we risk a double-top at 11,450 instead. The Dow touched 11,450 on November 5th and December 7th. A close above 1228.74 on the S&P 500 would violate the 61.8% Fibonacci Retracement of the decline from October 2007 into March 2009. Initial Jobless Claims were reported at 421,000 this morning, which was slightly below expectations, which provided the catalyst for a higher open on Wall Street this morning. Keep in mind however that jobless claims above 350,000 is considered at recessionary levels. The Federal Reserve is reportedly planning to unveil a proposed rule to cap the transaction fees that banks can charge merchants when a customer uses a debit card. AIG (AIG) entered into an agreement with the government yesterday that details the rights the Treasury will have as it begins an accelerated sale of its controlling stake in the insurer. Sources said the Treasury hopes to sell at least $15B of its AIG shares in Q1 2011 and more than $60B over two years. Hackers brought down the websites of Visa (V) and MasterCard (MA) yesterday, in protest of the fact that the two firms had cut off WikiLeaks for violating their “terms of service” agreements. Next target is PayPal (EBAY) as well for similarly breaking ties with WikiLeaks. Intel (INTC) is added to Deutsche Bank’s Short-Term Buy List. In afternoon trading: Shares of AIG are up nearly 10.5%. Shares of Fortress Investment Group (FIG) are up about 8.7%.

The Financial Select Sector SPDR (XLF) traded at $15.58 at 3:00 PM on Thursday, up 8.19% year to date. At 3:00 PM, XLF was up about a percent on the day.

MS: Executives to Get Smaller Bonuses
AIG: Fairholme Capital Increases Stake to 30% of Non-Goverment Shares
STT: Selling $11B of Securities at Projected $350M Loss
MA: To Acquire Travelex Prepaid Card Business For $458M
V/MA: WikiLeaks to File Suit Against Visa and MasterCard for Refusal to Process Donations
C: Hires Former Budget Director Peter Orszag

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Information Technology
US stocks have been on the cusp of a technical breakout to the upside but have fell short of key closing levels since last Friday. The Dow Industrial Average needs a close above 11444.08 to confirm another Dow Theory Buy Signal, but without that signal we risk a double-top at 11,450 instead. The Dow touched 11,450 on November 5th and December 7th. A close above 1228.74 on the S&P 500 would violate the 61.8% Fibonacci Retracement of the decline from October 2007 into March 2009. Initial Jobless Claims were reported at 421,000 this morning, which was slightly below expectations, which provided the catalyst for a higher open on Wall Street this morning. Keep in mind however that jobless claims above 350,000 is considered at recessionary levels. ASML (ASML) said it now expects Q4 orders to top €2B ($2.65B), as the growing popularity of smartphones and tablets has lifted demand for its lithography equipment. ASML's NAND flash memory chips are found in devices like Apple's (AAPL) iPad and iPhone. SAIC (SAI) beat earnings by 6 cents with revenue in-line with estimates. AOL Inc (AOL) is begun with a Buy and $35 price objective at Needham. OpenTable (OPEN) is picked up at Perform at Oppenheimer. Vistaprint (VPRT) is a fresh Outperform at Oppenheimer, which sets it a $55 target price. Qualcomm (QCOM) is a fresh Overweight at Piper Jaffray. JinkoSolar Holding (JKS) is resumed at an Outperform by Credit Suisse. Paychex (PAYX) is cut to Market Perform from Outperform at Wells Fargo. In afternoon trading: Shares of Compellent Technologies (CML) are down over 15%. Shares of Gerber Scientific (GRB) are down nearly 15%. Shares of Nortel Networks (NRTLQ) are down nearly 11%. Shares of NXP Semiconductors (NXPI) are up about 9.75%. Shares of ASML are up about 7.25%.

The Technology Select Sector SPDR (XLK) traded at $25.03 at 3:00 on Thursday, up 9.16% year to date. At 3:00 PM, XLK was flat on the day.

DELL/CML: Dell Near Deal to Acquire Compellent Technologies for $27.50 Per Share

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Telecommunication Services
US stocks have been on the cusp of a technical breakout to the upside but have fell short of key closing levels since last Friday. The Dow Industrial Average needs a close above 11444.08 to confirm another Dow Theory Buy Signal, but without that signal we risk a double-top at 11,450 instead. The Dow touched 11,450 on November 5th and December 7th. A close above 1228.74 on the S&P 500 would violate the 61.8% Fibonacci Retracement of the decline from October 2007 into March 2009. Initial Jobless Claims were reported at 421,000 this morning, which was slightly below expectations, which provided the catalyst for a higher open on Wall Street this morning. Keep in mind however that jobless claims above 350,000 is considered at recessionary levels. NTELOS (NTLS) is now Outperform from Sector Perform with a $22 target at RBC Capital. In afternoon trading: Shares of SureWest Communications (SURW) are up about 4.2%. Shares of Leap Wireless (LEAP) are up about 3.75%. Shares of NTELOS Holdings (NTLS) are up about 3.1%. Shares of Neutral Tandem (TNDM) are down about 3.4%. Shares of VocalTec Communications (CALL) are down about 3.3%.

The NASDAQ Telecommunications Index (IXTC) traded at $222.45 at 3:00 PM on Thursday, up 2.58% year to date. At 3:00 PM, IXTC was up about a full percent on the day.

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Utilities
US stocks have been on the cusp of a technical breakout to the upside but have fell short of key closing levels since last Friday. The Dow Industrial Average needs a close above 11444.08 to confirm another Dow Theory Buy Signal, but without that signal we risk a double-top at 11,450 instead. The Dow touched 11,450 on November 5th and December 7th. A close above 1228.74 on the S&P 500 would violate the 61.8% Fibonacci Retracement of the decline from October 2007 into March 2009. Initial Jobless Claims were reported at 421,000 this morning, which was slightly below expectations, which provided the catalyst for a higher open on Wall Street this morning. Keep in mind however that jobless claims above 350,000 is considered at recessionary levels. GenOn Energy (GEN) is raised to Outperform from Sector Perform at RBC Capital with an objective of $8. In afternoon trading: Shares of Dynegy (DYN) are up about 4.4%. Shares of GenOn Energy are up about 3.9%.

The Utilities Select Sector SPDR (XLU) traded at $30.98 at 3:00 PM on Thursday, down 0.13% year to date. At 3:00 PM, XLU was up 0.36% on the day.

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