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INDU, SPX, QQQQ

Posted by btr Wed, 23 Feb 2005 03:12:48 GMT

INDU suffered 173 point loss today. SPX lost more than 17 and NDX lost more than 21. All major markets moved downward.
INDU has been performing better than NASDAQ this year.

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