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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2000
Page
5
The Money page dated August 25 2000 lists closing prices and quotations provided by Ron Campbell Investment Planning and Raymond James Financial Services. Includes contact details and NASD SIPC membership reference.
U S economy expanded 5.3 percent in the April-June quarter, revised up from 5.2 percent, aided by business investment and government spending but led by a cooling in consumer spending to a 2.9 percent rate. July existing home sales fell 9.8 percent to a 4.79 million annual pace amid higher mortgage rates, signaling the impact of raised rates as the Fed holds rates steady for now.
Federal Reserve chair Alan Greenspan warned that a significant economic shortfall could revive protectionist sentiment and slow globalization. He noted the long trend toward free markets since 1989 and said growth currently supports global integration, though productivity gains may eventually ease.
Defense names Boeing Raytheon Northrop Grumman Lockheed General Dynamics surged with Bush polls and faded as Democrats rose While analysts warn political shifts rarely alter long term market trends they note defense and drug stocks react to campaign prospects If Gore leads some see drug stocks at risk education stocks may gain with policy promises Analysts say avoid hinges on party control for steady portfolios
New York traders gave little guidance as the Dow edged up 9.89 to 11,192.63 while the Nasdaq slipped 10.60 to 4,042.68 and the S&P 500 fell 2.86 to 1,505.45. Emulex spiked after a hoax press release, later closing down 7,313 at 105.75. Techs led losses with Micron and Texas Instruments down, while Qualcomm and Yahoo fell on the Nasdaq amid broad hesitance.
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