29.1.14

Most Active Stocks - Less Than $10 - Wednesday Jan 29-2014

Market Chart

Dow         15,739       190     1.19%
Nasdaq      4,051         47     1.15%
S&P500     1,774         19     1.03%

NYSE 

DGAZ     NOK


NASDAQ

SIRI     VRNG     RFMD

PLUG     BBRY     ARIA

HBAN     TVIX

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Click to read - Wall Street sells off after Fed sticks with stimulus cuts - U.S. stocks dropped more than 1 percent on Wednesday, hitting session lows after the Federal Reserve stuck with its plan to scale back stimulus even in the midst of emerging market turmoil. With the day's decline, the S&P 500 is down 4 percent for the month - its worst monthly loss since May 2012. Some investors have been bracing for a correction, given the S&P 500's gain of 30 percent last year.

Click to read - Lenovo to buy Google's Motorola in China's largest tech deal - Lenovo Group said on Wednesday it agreed to buy Google Inc's Motorola handset division for $2.91 billion, in what is China's largest-ever tech deal as Lenovo buys its way into a heavily competitive U.S. handset market dominated by Apple Inc. It is Lenovo's second major deal on U.S. soil in a week as the Chinese electronics company angles to get a foothold in major global computing markets. Lenovo last week said it would buy IBM's low-end server business for $2.3 billion."


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