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U.S. stocks rallied on Thursday on relief the economy grew at a 3.5% clip during the third quarter, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 200 points, the S&P 500 rose 13 points and the Nasdaq Composite up 38 points. It was a solid short covering rally as bears got cocky the prior two days. So with GDP now behind us all eyes will turn to next week’s FOMC meeting and the debate surrounding the ‘extended period’ language in the FOMC’s statement.

Materials and oil caught a great bounce off the weak dollar and UYM traded up about 7%.. We are light on earnings today as we close the week’s trading. Next Friday we see unemployment figures so that could put a ceiling on the week ahead.

Our futures are slightly lower, Asia rallied a bit and the Hang Seng rallied about 2.3%.

Have a great day and a great weekend with your families.

Friday, October 30, 2009

Economic
8:30am Sept Personal Income (last 0.2%), Sept Personal Spending (last 1.3%), Sept PCE Deflator y/y (last -0.5%), Sept PCE Core (last m/m 0.1%, y/y 1.3%)
9:45am Oct Chicago Purchasing Manager Index (last 46.1)
10:00am Oct University of Michigan Confidence (last 69.4), Oct NAPM-Milwaukee (last 58)
Events
CPN Investor Update. Trades Ex-dividend: AOC $0.15, HAS $0.20, PAYX $0.31, SO $0.438.
Earnings
Before the Open: ALE, LNT, AEE, AXL, AGP, AOC, AIV, ACI, B, BIOS, CVX, SUR, CMC, CEG, CVH, CMI, D, UFS, DUK, EL, IT, GHM, HMSY, IBI, ITT, LNCE, LECO, MGLN, MDC, MDU, NI, NYX, PAG, PGN, REG, RUTH, SHPGY, SPG, SNE, TE, THI, UPL, WY, YRCW.
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