With monetary policy meeting, the key ratios and several quarterly throughout the week, not least from Apple Tuesday, investors were a bit more hesitant than a week ago.
The Dow Jones was nevertheless also risen 20 percent since the middle January and seven days in a row with all-time high has led to some profit taking.
the Dow Jones fell 0.42 percent to 18,493.06 and the S & amp; P 500 fell 0.3 percent to 2168 , 48. Nasdaq corrected down 0.05 percent to 5,097.63.
Approximately half share declined for every share that rose.
Seven of the ten most traded shares on the Nasdaq ended up, while all nine of the ten most actively traded on the NYSE fell, and only Sprint Corp. rose. The stock ended in return the entire 27.7 percent to $ 5.9. Since bottoming out on January 20, the stock is then up 141 percent.
The company presented quarterly figures with a huge deficit of $ 302 million, which was in line with expectations. The number of new subscribers exceeded however expectations, as did a record low dropout. According to MarketWatch stole company also customers from all three major in the quarter; Verizon, AT & amp; T and T-Mobile.
Apple fell 1.3 percent ahead of the announcement of quarterly results after the exchanges closes Tuesday. The winner among the most traded were Tesla, which rose 3.5 percent to $ 230.01.
The big news was, however, Yahoo’s sales of web business to Verizon for $ 4.8 billion. Yahoo fell 2.7 percent, while Verizon fell 0.41 percent.
Exxon Mobil fell 1.9 percent, while Chevron fell 2.5 percent on lower oil prices.
Oil prices fell to the lowest in three months, after the number of active rigs in the United States continued in the US and Canada last week.
September contract for light crude fell by 2.4 percent to $ 43.13 on the commodity exchange in New York. Brent fell to 44.7 dollars.
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