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Daily Market Commentary for July 29, 2008 from Millennium-operators. Comfor new to these markets, it is impossible to guess what the market is going to do overnight. Unless you have a crystal ball, operator and any day trader will only go with the flow of the markets and not try to go against the trend. (Read More) http://www. millennium-traders. com / news / newscommentary. aspxHot moving stock pick for today’s trade: United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X), which rose higher in the trading session days reported double-digit growth for the stock price. Second quarter net income doubled to U.S. Steel for $ 688,000,000 or $ 5. Action 65 years ago compared to revenue of $ 302 million and $ 2. 54 per share. analyst estimates were $ 5. 9 billion and $ 3. 91 income per share. Gross margin increased from 15 percent to 18 percent. reported revenues of U.S. operations steel rose to $ 954,000,000 from $ 391,000,000 and sales rose to $ 6. 74 billion to $ 4. 23 billion. U.S. expected to improve earnings in the third quarter steel, which will be assisted by price increases. “We have recorded the highest quarterly sales and net income in U.S. history of steel during the second quarter as all three segments reported record results,” wrote CEO John Surma in a press release, adding that the company expects “another excellent quarter” for the period ending 30 September. Surma steel prices rose in June as demand has been booming worldwide. After the closing, USA Steel had a trading range for the day of 12 points with a gain of more than 20 points with a closing price of the trading session $ 165. 76. At the close of the session in New York Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange, here is how the major world indices and major U.S. stock indices ended the session on the world market and emerging markets, including stock price close of the session: DOW (Dow Jones Industrial Average) gain of three digits 267. 30 points in the day to end the trading session at 11 398. 38NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) gain of three digits 159. 01 points to end the trading session in 8419. 20NASDAQ gain of 55. 40 points to end the trading session in 2319. 62S & P 500 gain of 28. 80 points to end the trading session in 1263. 17FTSE All-World excluding – U. S. gain of 0. 54 points to end the trading session at 223. 08FTSE RAFI 1000 triple-digit gain of 131. 67 points to end the trading session in 4942. 14BEL 20 (BEL20) loss of 8. 6 points to end the trading session in 2991. 17CAC 40 (CAC 40) the loss of 3. 96 points to end the trading session in 4320. 49FTSE100 (UKX100) gain in June. 6 points to end the trading session in 5319. 20NIKKEI 225 (NIK E / S) the loss of three digits 194. 33 points in the day to end the trading session at 13 159. 45New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) the stock market indicators for the day: Advanced stock prices in 2399, declined stock prices 780; without changing stock prices 78; stock prices, higher than 19 new price of new shares hitting lows 72. NYSE quotes for volatile stocks and market trends as well as stock quotes, stock prices and stock symbols of Day Trading Stock Picks on the New York Stock Exchange Online Stock Day Trade and Commerce Day asset for those who are or would like to be Spot for a living: CME Group Incorporated (NYSE: EMC), stock price gained 22. 20 points in the trading session high on the trading session $ 374. 18 under in the trading session $ 350. 40 for a closing price at $ 373. 50; Mosaic Company (NYSE: MOS) stock price shed 0. 30 points in the trading session, high on the trading session $ 124. 71, low on the trading session $ 117. 52 for a closing price at $ 122. 36, Rio Tinto plc (NYSE: RTP) stock price gained 7. 08 points in the trading session, high on the trading session $ 420. 24, low on the trading session $ 402. 70 for a closing price at $ 409. 76 Walter Industries Incorporated (NYSE: WLT) stock price gained 12. 98 points in the trading session high on the trading session $ 99. 58, low on the trading session $ 90. 04 for a closing price at $ 99. 26; XTO Energy Incorporated (NYSE: XTO) stock price shed 2. 06 points in the trading session, high on the trading session $ 47. 93, low on the trading session $ 45. 71 for a closing price at $ 46. 05; Patriot Coal Corporation (NYSE: PCX) stock price shed 6. 75 points in the trading session, high on the trading session $ 130. 60, low on the trading session $ 122. 00 for a closing price at $ 127. 95, United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X) stock price gained 20. 43 points in the trading session high on the trading session $ 169. 48, low on the trading session $ 157. 08 for a closing price at $ 165. 76 Continental Resources (NYSE: CLR) stock price shed 7. 94 points in the trading session, high on the trading session $ 61. 51, low on the trading session $ 53. 18 for a closing price at $ 55. 78, AGCO Corporation (NYSE: AG) share price rose 6. 58 points in the trading session, high on the trading session $ 61. 97, low of the trading session $ 56. 40 for a closing price at $ 58. 88; Whiting Petroleum Corporation (NYSE: WLL) stock price shed 4. 53 points in the trading session high on the trading session $ 88. 75, low on the trading session $ 82. 95 for a closing price at $ 84. 60, Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (NYSE: POT) stock price gained 4. 34 points in the trading session, high on the trading session $ 203. 09, low on the trading session $ 195. 26 for a closing price at $ 202. 99, Monsanto Company (NYSE: MON) stock price gained 1. 19 points in the trading session, high on the trading session $ 116. 35, low on the trading session $ 113. 40 for a closing price at $ 115. 70; Kaydon Corporation (NYSE: KDN) stock price shed 7. 64 points in the trading session, high on the trading session $ 51. 90, low on the trading session $ 47. 13 for a closing price at $ 48. 31, CONSOL Energy Incorporated (NYSE: CNX) stock price shed 0. 88 points in the trading session high on the trading session $ 85. 69, low on the trading session $ 78. 00 for a closing price at $ 81. 50; Petroleo Brasileiro SA (NYSE: PBR) stock price gained 0. 39 points in the trading session high on the trading session $ 54. 44 casualties in the trading session $ 52. 84 for a closing price at $ 54. 00; ultrashort Financial Corporation (NYSE: SKF) stock price shed 18. 47 points in the trading session, high on the trading session $ 144. 62, low on the trading session $ 123. 32 for a closing price at $ 123. 69, Mechel OAO (NYSE: MTL) stock price shed 0. 89 points in the trading session high on the trading session $ 19. 70, low on the trading session $ 16. 73 for a closing price at $ 18. 61; MasterCard Incorporated (NYSE: MA) stock price gained 8. 40 points in the trading session high on the trading session $ 263. 53, low on the trading session $ 255. 03 for a closing price at $ 262. 10. National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ) stock market indicators today: Advanced stock prices in 2030, declined stock prices 878; without changing the prices of securities 123 new stock prices, higher to 29, share prices reaching new 75 minimum. NASDAQ quotes, volatile stocks and market trends as well as stock quotes, stock prices and stock symbols of Day Trading Stock Picks on the NASDAQ stock market for Day Trading online and Trade Day asset for those who are or would like to be Day Trading for life: Zoran Corporation (NASDAQ: Zran) stock price shed 1. 44 points in the trading session, high on the trading session $ 8. 74, low of the trading session $ 7. 92 for a closing price at $ 8. 15; Cognex Corporation (NASDAQ: CGNX) stock price shed 4. 15 points in the trading session high on the trading session $ 18. 71, low on the trading session $ 16. 57 for a closing price at $ 17. 78; Google Incorporated (NASDAQ: GOOG) stock price gained 5. 99 points in the trading session high on the trading session $ 487. 26, low on the trading session $ 478. 00 for a closing price at $ 483. 11; First Solar Incorporated (NASDAQ: FSLR) stock price gained 5. 76 points in the trading session high on the trading session $ 281. 26, low on the trading session $ 261. 79 for a closing price at $ 272. 66; Sohu. com Incorporated (NASDAQ: SOHU) stock price shed 3. 34 points in the trading session, high on the trading session at $ 79. 11, low on the trading session $ 72. 41 for a closing price at $ 75. 26. Market trends on the American Stock Exchange (AMEX) and stock market indicators today: Advanced stock prices 680, declined stock prices 506, without changing the prices of securities; 102 new stock prices, more higher than 11; prices of stocks reaching new 45 minimum. Chicago Board of Trade Futures market activity for the day, at the time of this announcement in September 2008 Contracts: E-mini S & P 500 (ES) final price of 1,262 days. 00, change 27. 00E-mini Nasdaq-100 (NQ) the final price of 1,843 days. 25, change 29. 50E-mini S & P SmallCap 600 (SMP) final price of 373 days. 10, the change in September. 20 $ 5 DJIA (YM) the final price of 11,371 days, the change 235World Currencies for the Forex Market, Forex Trading assets Forex traders, at the time of this posting: Euro 0. 641 to 1 U.S. dollar. 5601Japanese Yen 108. 15-0 Dollars. Libra 0092British 0. 5048 U.S. Dollars to 1. Dollar 9809Canadian 1. U.S. Dollars 0269 to 0. Franc 9738Swiss 1. U.S. Dollars 0445 to 0. 9574Commodity Markets: Energy Sector: Light Crude (NYMEX: NYM) shed $ 2. 54 in the day for a closing price range of $ 122. 19 gallon (U.S. $ per barrel) Heating Oil (NYMEX: NYM) shed $ 0. 09 in the day for a closing price of $ 3. 50 gallon ($ U.S. per gallon) Natural Gas (NYMEX: NYM) shed $ 0. 07 day for a closing price of $ 9. 13 per million BTU (U.S. $ per MMBtu.) Unleaded Gas (NYMEX: NYM) shed $ 0. 06 day for a closing price of $ 3. 01 a gallon ($ U.S. per gallon) metal markets: Gold Market Price (COMEX: CMX) shed $ 11. 40 in the day for a closing price of $ 926. 40 (U.S. $ per Troy ounce) Silver (COMEX: CMX) shed $ 0. 09 in the day for a closing price of $ 17. 38 (U.S. $ per Troy ounce) Platinum (NYMEX: NYM) shows $ 31. 30 in the day for a closing price of $ 1,745. 40 (U.S. $ per troy ounce) Copper (COMEX: CMX) shed $ 0. 02 day for a closing price of $ 3. 59 (U.S. $ per pound) Livestock and Meat Markets (cents per lb.): Lean Hogs (Chicago Mercantile Exchange: CME) reveals 1. 10 a day for a closing price of 72. 30Pork Bellies (Chicago Mercantile Exchange: CME) shed 0. 40 in the day for a closing price of 72. 05Live Cattle (Chicago Mercantile Exchange: CME) gained 0. 80 on the day for a closing price of 105. 60Feeder Cattle (Chicago Mercantile Exchange: CME) gained 1. 55 on the day to a closing price of 112. 65 Other Commodities (cents per bushel): Corn (Chicago Board of Trade: CBT) gained 12. 25 in the day for a closing price of 613. 50Soybeans (Chicago Board of Trade: CBT) shed 5. 00 day for a closing price of 1,391. 00Bond Market: 2 year bond shed 4 / 32 in the day for a closing price of 100 6 / 32 to yield 2. 64 +0 Exchange performance. 075 years bond shed 13/32 on a closing price of 99 28/32 with a yield of 3. 39 +0 Exchange performance. 0810 years bond shed 21/32 on the day to a closing price of 98 21/32 with a yield of 4. 06, Change Performance +0. 0630 years of bonds yield about 1 / 32 in the day to a closing price of 95 9 / 32 with a yield of 4. 64 +0 Exchange performance. 04Access scheduled economic data every market morning viewing the Daily Market Report from Millennium-Traders, free access to visitors on our website. 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