holmes. and even ken wayne, from suburbs to the cities, frustrated customers closed their bank accounts today to show solidarity on what they call corporate greed. reporter: just across the street are major banks, today targeted during a suburban protest. they strung crime scene tape there in concord this afternoon. that is all it allowed protests outside two other banks. reporter: wells fargo specifically is closing down on my family, i have my house in foreclosure, sale date of december one. it was national move your money day, the protests moving to the suburbs. we re tired that banks are bailed out, people are getting sold out. others had a protest that was much quieter than those in the big cities. we want it to be a grass roots, respectful of the employees in the banks and take our action by moving our money. the organizers say most of the protests were closing their accounts at the big banks. joining the credit union, i put the money in there and fo
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and producer prices. housing. we have the fed mid we can as well. a lot of the funds at this point have locked in their gains and they are just coasting here to the homestretch, end of the year. they don t want to mess with what s been working. and the markets keep drifting higher. we hit new highs this morning on the dow. and the s&p. and it is a bit on new leadership this month. we had been led by financials, energy, materials, energy this morning, are actually lower. got oil down. 10% for the month. exxon, one of the biggest drags on the dow jones industrials average, on that deal to buy xto. they will issue some $31 billion worth in stock and assume another $10 billion in debt. the deal is 25% premium. you can see xto trading higher. natural gas players as a result are trading higher with speculation you might see some of the players taken out. the leadership we have seen so far in december has been in consumer discretionary. talked about the retailers. take a look at a l