Morning Market Report 11/7/2012

The KUIK Morning Market Report for Wednesday, November 7:
Markets are down on an election hangover.
Index Direction Change Units Last Time Change
Dow Down                   (242) points             13,006 7:32 AM
S&P500 Down -1.9% percent               1,402             (26.38) points
Nasdaq Composite Down -1.9% percent               2,955             (57.37) points
30 Year Treasury Down                      (9) Basis Points               2.82 Annual Yield
The big news in the markets is the reelection of President Barack Obama to another four year term.
Home prices fell. Corelogic says that on a month-over-month basis, home prices decreased   by 0.3% in September 2012 compared to revised August 2012 data. The decrease   represents the first month-over-month decline since February 2012.
Coal producers are down, with Peabody Energy the top loser in   the S&P 500 and smaller companies posting steeper losses. Peabody is down   9.2%. James River Coal off 24%, and Arch Coal down 11%. The National Mining   Association said the EPA under President Barack Obama, has pursued a virtual   moratorium on coal-mining permits. Analysts had predicted coal stocks would   perform better under the energy policies of a Romney administration than a   second Obama administration, which continues to back the development of alternatives to fossil fuels.
Serving the West Side first, I am Bill Roller of BR Capital for AM 1360 KUIK.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-home-prices-decreased-in-september-2012-11-06
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/coal-producers-post-steep-losses-peabody-down-9-2012-11-07
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