1 large trader led to May 6 stock market plunge - Yahoo! Finance

1 large trader led to May 6 stock market plunge - Yahoo! FinanceWASHINGTON (AP) -- A trading firm's use of a computer sell order triggered the May 6 market plunge, which sent the Dow Jones industrial average careening nearly 1,000 points in less than a half-hour, federal regulators said Friday.

Investors should look to sell European financials: CLSA - CNBC-TV18 -

Investors should look to sell European financials: CLSA - CNBC-TV18 -: "Chris Wood, CLSA: The latest measures will only make sense if they are accompanied by appropriate fiscal tightening. While investors should prepare for the obvious short-covering bounce, led by European financials, they should look to short the euro on any bounce. They should also look to sell European financials on any bounce in the Wall Street-correlated markets above the 1150 level on the S&P 500"

Stocks in news: Fortis, Glenmark, Merck, Jubilant Food - CNBC-TV18 -

Stocks in news: Fortis, Glenmark, Merck, Jubilant Food - CNBC-TV18 -: "Results today: Ranbaxy Labs, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bajaj Hindusthan, Bajaj Binserv, Bajaj Auto Finance, Hindalco, Jain Irrigation"

Greece bailout cheers Indian market

Nifty Index closed at 5193.60 up 3.50 percent from previous close with FII's net buying Rs 263.96 crores and the DII's bought net Rs 30.25 crores in the cash market segment (FII's net bought Rs 2680.55 crores in the derivatives segment)Index put call ratio at 1.05 , India VIX closed at  24.14 down 11.90 percent from previous close and BALRAMCHIN  in F&O ban....

TOP 10 INDEX GAINERS
RELINFRA , UNITECH , TATASTEEL , HINDALCO , RPOWER , KOTAKBANK , JINDALSTEL , DLF ,TATAMOTORS and SIEMENS....


TOP 10 INDEX LOSERS
CIPLA  and  BPCL.....

The bull market is coming to an end John Prestbo's Indexed Investor - MarketWatch

The bull market is coming to an end John Prestbo's Indexed Investor - MarketWatch: "NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The bull market for U.S. stocks will continue until the autumn of 2011. That's the good news. The bad news is that in 18 months or so the Dow Jones Industrial Average will be at roughly 11,100, or slightly below the level it reached in April."