Investors were apparently rattled by a dip in IBM's outsourcing business, and sent its shares falling 3.3 percent, or $4.73, to $138.10 in extended trading.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101019/ap_on_hi_te/us_earnings_ibm_5
Lockheed Martin also warned on the impact of pensions on its bottom line, as we saw from a previous post that they are $10 billion underfunded on pensions. Other companies have diminishing views of the future economy (fears of a double dip re-entering) and this is having an impact on business and the market in general.
Nothing moves in a straight line, a healthy backup was needed and provides opportunity. See your investment advisor on the right moves for you.
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