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Wall Street could be fighting to maintain the bullish momentum as stocks retreated from multi-year highs, though investors remain optimistic regarding the economy's health.

Hong Kong surged in early trading in line with gains in the U.S. but retreated sharply after China announced it would continue its tightening policies in the property sector.

Weighed down by concerns about the slowing Chinese economy, Hong Kong struggled before posting slight gains when Mainland stocks rebounded from early losses.

Stocks ended a three-day losing streak today as major indices were able to close slightly after recouping early losses in the trading session.

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Car sales in March jumped, helping drive the best quarter for automakers since early 2008.

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Hong Kong fell on weak volume after the U.S. market reversed early gains when the Federal Reserve Board signaled it would not take measures to stimulate the U.S. economy.

Stronger employment numbers was not enough to keep Wall Street from paring earlier gains today. Uncertainty in Europe's debt crisis was once again the culprit.

Hong Kong stocks posted a slight rise in weak turnover after U.S. market erased early losses. Chinese oil producers gained on the back of rising oil prices.

Wall Street inched higher after dipping in early trading as optimistic investors watch stocks closely for directional signals. Economic numbers offered no encouragement.

Hong Kong blue chips traded 100 points higher early in the day, but a decline in Mainland markets capped gains. Funds flowed into insurance companies, but automakers retreated.

Stocks were fell in early trading as warning that several European nations were on the verge of a credit downgrade from S&P unnerved investors.

The Street is looking for the January Early Warning Indicator for direction of stocks in January and the year as a whole. Buyers expected DJIA 12,310 (S&P: 1270)

Wall Street endured a second day of volatile trading to start off the year. While U.S. economic data shows mild improvement, investors are keeping a close watch overseas.

It's entirely too early to think one can see where the markets are headed in 2012, but these five companies haven't stumbled out of the gate.

After rising early in the trading session, stocks fell on news that home sales fell for the month of December and 2011 was the worst year in history for housing.