Mutual Funps 8 Covering Mar 0 Sales Charges
The Associated Press reports on mutual funds with eight funds in focus for March, noting sales charges and minimum split shares the week, with a $2 listing threshold appearing in market tables.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2010
Page
6
The Associated Press reports on mutual funds with eight funds in focus for March, noting sales charges and minimum split shares the week, with a $2 listing threshold appearing in market tables.
A compact list of intraday activity shows AES, AT&T, Abt Lab, Accenture, Alcoa and many others with last prices, highs, lows and daily changes. Big names like Exxon, Chevron, Pfizer, Coca Cola, General Electric, Bank of America, Berkshire and more appear with varying volumes and spreads.
U S stocks closed little changed as investors weighed improving economic signals against expectations for a tax cut package. The Conference Board reported leading indicators up 1.1 percent in November, marking the strongest gain since March, while October rose 0.4 percent. Dow slipped 0.06 percent to 11,491.91, S&P 500 rose 0.08 percent, and Nasdaq up 0.2 percent. Boeing gained 1 percent, Marshall & Ilsley jumped after a $4.1 billion BMO acquisition, Oracle up 3.9 percent on earnings, and Research in Motion rose 1.6 percent on strong quarter results. The dollar climbed 0.3 percent versus a six‑currency index.
New Hampshire and Alabama posted the sharpest unemployment drops over the past year ending in November. NH reached 5.4 percent with gains across manufacturing, education, health care, and leisure. Alabama’s rate fell to 9 percent as automotive manufacturing grows, aiding job recovery amid national losses.
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