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Stocks traded up today after a mid-day surge helped investors generate some gains. All sectors closed higher except Energy, which declined despite oil prices pushing $100 a barrel.

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Toni Turner of TrendStar Trading shares lessons she learned from a recent meeting with Olympic medalist Billy Kidd, and how they can be applied to today's financial markets.

Stocks look to test 13,000 on the Dow once again as the S&P 500 hits a 10-month high. Investors were encouraged by stronger economic data and overlooked disappointing corporate outlooks.

Wall Street recouped losses from a lower open though stocks have been unable to hold above the 13000 level on the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

Wall Street hit highs investors haven't seen since 2008, but analysts expect a pullback in the near future despite improving economic data and consumer sentiment.

A worse than expected Durable Goods report will test the bulls' resolve today. A drop to support DJIA 12,900 (S&P 500: 1357) is likely, but a failure to decline would be very bullish.

After weeks of flirting with 13,000 on the Dow, stocks were finally able to close above the key level for the first time since 2008.

Embattled firm Lehman Brothers has emerged from bankruptcy and should continue to sell off assets in order to return $65 billion to creditors.

Stocks continued to move higher once again propelled by positive developments in Greece and stronger economic numbers. Jobs data indicates that the economy is showing signs of improvement.

Rumors that the Super Committee would announce its failure to reach a compromise by Wednesday's deadline, triggering automatic spending cuts, sent markets into a free fall.

Wall Street traded mostly lower today as the Federal Reserve said it sees significant downside risks to the U.S. economy and that additional monetary easing is needed.

Stocks rallied back from yesterday's decline but mixed earnings and uneasiness in Europe could mean additional drops. Apple surprised Wall Street with an uncharacteristic miss in Q4.

The market was trading higher today but plunged after Federal Reserve's Beige Book renewed concerns of weak economic growth for the foreseeable future.

Strong earnings, major mergers and acquisitions news, and promising developments in Europe helped to boost the stock market to start off week.

Wall Street was on fire today, with stocks reaching new highs as hope for an EU resolution and economic data showed promise for bulls. Financials led with an almost 6 percent jump.

Stocks failed to carry through October's solid gains as Wall Street fell deep into the red on Halloween to close the month. Investors look to push momentum into November.