Wall Street eyes key levels after Monday Dow low
Chart watchers monitor the Dow and S P 500 as they hover near Monday's panic lows. The Dow fell to 15 370 33 intraday then closed down 588 points. Tuesday saw a late fade, with the Dow at 15 666 44 and the S P 500 near 1867 61. Technicals warn of relapses, while a defense of the old low could set a floor. Bulls aim to defend the market Wednesday, or risk renewed talk of lower levels.
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SigFig investors in red and blue states share equity exposure
The median SigFig user in both red and blue states shows identical exposure to international equities. This finding highlights a uniform allocation pattern among investors using SigFig tracking services across political regions.
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USA portfolio allocation by trade activity shows steady online tracking
SigFig data cover more than half a million investors with $200 billion in assets managed online. The page notes 5 day and 6 month averages, with Apple Inc. as largest holding, most bought and sold. The text emphasizes SigFig analysis and a broad user base nationwide.
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Stock movers X footwear retailer slips on revenue miss
Shares of a footwear retailer rose after reporting adjusted quarterly profit of 42 cents a share, meeting expectations, but revenue of 627.2 million fell 1.5% short of view. Apple rebounded as markets recover while still down about 20% from its high. JPMorgan Chase stock reclaimed ground after CLSA upgraded it to buy from outperform.
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Best Buy stock seen as value pick after solid quarter
Investors weigh Best Buy after a surprisingly strong quarter ended in July. Analysts expected a 20 percent drop in adjusted profit, but earnings rose to 49 cents a share as revenue beat estimates by 3 percent. Store sales rose 3.8 percent, keeping the stock attractive versus online rivals.
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Auto recalls dent consumer satisfaction as prices rise
ACSI shows the 2015 satisfaction index dropping to 79 from 82 in 2014 amid a surge in recalls across the auto industry since 2014. Fiat Chrysler faces the lowest scores, while BMW and Acura register gains and Lexus tops with 84. Subaru slips to 82, tying BMW for fifth.
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