Stocks Lose Ground Again
Warnings, downgrades and fears of war with Iraq sent stocks to a second straight day of losses on Friday.
The Nasdaq fell 17 to 1359, the S&P 500 lost 7 to 894, and the Dow lost 49 to 8537. Volume was unchanged at 1.44 billion shares on the NYSE, and declined to 1.6 billion on the Nasdaq. Decliners led 19 to 13 on the NYSE, and 18 to 14 on the Nasdaq. Downside volume was 74% on the NYSE, and 71% on the Nasdaq. New highs-new lows were 17-36 on the NYSE, and 33-29 on the Nasdaq.
Oracle
Research In Motion
Texas Instruments
Qualcomm
Comcast
Sun
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lost 6% ahead of next week's OracleWorld conference.
soared 27% on a licensing deal with Nokia
.
slipped 1.6% amid skepticism of the company's focus on the Tablet PC.
edged higher and Micron
fell on news that TXN has developed a new memory chip.
ended down fractionally despite an early pop on better than expected results and guidance. NVIDIA
plunged 22% on a warning.
slipped ahead of an FCC ruling on the company's merger with AT&T.
declined 3% as it unveiled its new N1 server.