Bulls keep market rising

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Name LEVEL CHANGE %Change
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Dow Jones Industrial Average 9,510.09 +47.19 +0.50%
S & P 500 Index 1,102.40 +2.31 +0.21%
Nasdaq Composite Index 1,771.00 -4.47 -0.25%
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Market Summary (as of 10/26/2001 11:00 hours ET) http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/common/summary.asp

Bulls keep market rising
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This time, the bulls didn't sleep in. Stocks slumped only momentarily this morning before showing into the black and seem poised to end an up-week with another positive day.
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At midday, the Nasdaq sits about even but the Dow is up another 60 points and quickly closing in on its levels of Sept. 10 -- the day before the terrorist attacks that sent Wall Street and the economy into a tailspin.
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If the Dow can cross 9,605, it will pass that level for the first time since the attacks.
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One factor driving the rise: a good report on consumer sentiment from the University of Michigan, showing a slight uptick in the second half of October. It wasn't much, but a day after the market brushed off three bleak economic reports, it may have been enough to keep the rally going.

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