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10:43 a.m. EST 03/05/13Treasurys
Price Chg Yield %
2-Year Note -0/32 0.249
10-Year Note -8/32 1.908
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10:34 a.m. EST 03/05/13Futures
Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 90.43 0.31 90.12
Gold 1576.5 4.1 1572.4
E-mini Dow 14243 127 14116
E-mini S&P 500 1539.25 13.50 1525.75
10:44 a.m. EST 03/05/13Currencies
Last (mid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 93.46 93.48
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.3026 1.3026
† Late New York trading.

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10:44 a.m. EST 03/05/13Major Stock Indexes
Last Change % Chg
DJIA 14272.36 144.54 1.02
Nasdaq 3222.48 40.45 1.27
S&P 500 1541.27 16.07 1.05
DJ Total Stock Market 16071.18 169.54 1.07
Russell 2000 925.71 9.03 0.99
Global Dow 2104.01 25.08 1.21
Japan: Nikkei 225* 11683.45 31.16 0.27
Stoxx Europe 600 293.82 4.93 1.71
UK: FTSE 100 6426.13 80.50 1.27
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El Dow supera su récord histórico

El Promedio Industrial Dow Jones abrió el martes por encima de su récord histórico, continuando sus avances en 2013 y dejando atrás los devastadores declives de la crisis financiera.

"Realmente es un logro el que hayamos salido de este cráter", dijo Jack Ablin, director de inversiones de BMO Private Bank.

Un poco después de la apertura de la bolsa, el índice que representa 30 empresas líderes de Estados Unidos subió por encima de 14.164,53 puntos, el cierre récord alcanzado el 9 de octubre de 2007.

El Dow perdió 54% en los siguientes 18 meses, tocando fondo en 6.547,05 unidades en marzo de 2009. Desde entonces, el índice se ha más que duplicado.

"La percepción a nivel nacional será que dejamos atrás la década perdida si el mercado accionario sube a nuevos máximos", dijo Jim Paulsen, jefe de estrategia de inversión de Wells Capital Management.

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11:44 a.m. EST 03/05/13Major Stock Indexes
Last Change % Chg
DJIA 14274.93 147.11 1.04
Nasdaq 3220.87 38.84 1.22
S&P 500 1541.10 15.90 1.04
DJ Total Stock Market 16067.43 165.79 1.04
Russell 2000 927.00 10.32 1.13

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11:43 a.m. EST 03/05/13Treasurys
Price Chg Yield %
2-Year Note -0/32 0.253
10-Year Note -6/32 1.900
* at close
11:34 a.m. EST 03/05/13Futures
Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 90.35 0.23 90.12
Gold 1575.0 2.6 1572.4
E-mini Dow 14259 143 14116
E-mini S&P 500 1540.25 14.50 1525.75
11:44 a.m. EST 03/05/13Currencies
Last (mid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 93.48 93.48
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.3016 1.3026
† Late New York trading.

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Los teoricos del Dow Jones se regocijan de sus pronosticos, tanto el transports como el Dow Jones, los dos juntos estan en territorio record cual confirma la tendencia alcista.

Dow Theorists Licking Their Chops

By Steven Russolillo


Associated Press
Followers of the century-old Dow Theory are rejoicing about Tuesday’s market’s moves.

With the Dow industrials surpassing their record closing high, they have joined their counterparts — the Dow transports — in hitting new highs simultaneously. The fact that both trends are moving in sync confirms the market’s upward trend and should bode well for future returns, Dow theorists say.

The symbiotic relationship between the two indexes is a clear sign to Dow theorists that the economic message and the market outlook are moving in tandem. The idea is that making goods is one leg of the industrial economy and moving those goods around is the second leg, so their trends should be in sync.

The last time the Dow industrials and the Dow transports both closed at record highs was July 19, 2007, according to WSJ Market Data Group. If the gains hold, Tuesday would mark the 250th time both indexes closed at new records on the same day.

The Dow Jones Transportation Average—a 20-member index of airlines, railroads and trucking companies–recently rose about 2% and earlier hit a new intraday record high of 6162.49.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average recently rose 140 points, or 1%, to 14268, surpassing its previous closing high of 14164.53 on Oct. 9, 2007.

Assuming the gains hold, the Dow would have gone 1,004 tradings days between the bear-market low of 6547.05 on March 9, 2009, and today. That’s good for about a 118% gain.

Nine Dow components are hitting new 52 week highs on Tuesday — American Express AXP +2.15% Boeing BA +1.43% Walt Disney DIS +1.34% Home Depot HD +0.24% Johnson & Johnson JNJ +0.49% JPMorgan Chase JPM +1.33%, 3M Pfizer PFE +1.73%, and Travelers Cos.

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