Im kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. Im bill griffith. Doesnt look like third times going to be a charm. The financials, which had done so well, bank of america yesterday with a stellar report that pushed it higher. Today, Goldman Sachs and citi disappointed with their earnings and the financials are lagging this market and leading it lower. President dow was down 105 points at the low. Now were doing 68. Thats right. We have goldman down about 2 at last check. Citigroup off about 4 . Some of the regional financials its a little bit more mixed. We have pnc up despite analysts saying this maybe isnt necessarily a performance they can repeat. While some of the others are lower, even though commercial real estate, commercial and industrial loans, there is growth there. And then theres retail. Best buy. Worst buy. Horrible day for best buy shareholders, which well get to coming up in a little while here. Yeah, thats right. The Market Action wont stop. When the closing bell rings
Today. After whats been a rough week, we are looking for a positive action. Lets take a look at the 10year yield. Are we around 2. 6, somewhere in there . 2. 64. And lets head to our road map now as well. Where does it start . Where would you expect . Twitter filing for 1 billion initial Public Offering. The Ticker Symbol twtr. The filing reveals the company not yet profitable. So is it worth an investment. And without job support today, markets will have to watch washington to see whether theres any end in sight for the Government Shutdown now in its fourth day. And look out apple. Samsung predicting a a record profit for the Fourth Quarter as it releases its new galaxy smartwatch in the u. S. And a massive spread in usa today, which well get to later. Lets start with twitter, of course, which has unveiled its highly anticipated initial Public Offering plan. Julia boorstin is outside twitter headquarters in San Francisco. Ooh, the wind is blowing, your hair looks very nice, julia. Tak
/PRNewswire/ Responding to news of mass layoffs and an unpredictable labor market, many organizations – especially small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).