Saturday, November 7, 2009 4:50:04 AM EST

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DJIA (US) closed

10,023.42

+17.46 (+0.17%)

S&P 500 (US) closed

1,069.30

+2.67 (+0.25%)

FTSE (Britain) closed

5,142.72

+17.08 (+0.33%)

Hang Seng (China) closed

21,829.72

+350.64 (+1.63%)

Crude Oil closed

$77.64

-1.98 (-2.49%)

10-Year T-Note closed

3.50

-0.03 (-0.08%)

The DJIA ended on Friday unchanged but near the highs of the day. On the New York Stock Exchange, advancing issues were even with declining issues, implying that no market segment is currently showing an edge. During the last 5 trading days, the DJIA has gained 3.20% to close at 10,023.42.

5 Days

As of 4:05p ET 11/6/09

Friday's Market Diaries

Advances & Declines

521 total

Advances

Declines

Unchanged

Volume

13.0M total

Up Volume

Down Volume

Unchanged

New Highs & Lows

Highs

Lows

AMEX A/D Line

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Sector Outlook

Sector Recap The week finished with most sectors up for the day along with the S&P 500 which closed Friday up 0.25% to 1,069.30. The Basic Materials sector faired the best out of all sectors over the 5 trading days including Friday's session gaining a total of 5.88%.

As of 4:04p ET 11/6/09

Stock Movers

Combined/All Stocks

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Market Update

Stocks Gain Despite Ugly Jobs Data
4:30p (Briefing.com)

In the face of news that the unemployment rate climbed to a 25-year high, stocks managed to muster a modest gain, which gave the market its fifth straight advance.

Stocks started the session moderately ...

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