U.S. stocks end quiet session

NEW YORK(nie) Stocks ended a quiet session with slight movements on Monday as investors found few reasons to keep paying stock to rise after six weeks in advance, though still considered the long-term trend as positive.High index more than 6.4 per cent in 2013, and put all of the S & P 500 and the Dow Jones industrial average near their highest levels for several years. The S & P is less than 4 per cent of its highest ever during the day of 1,576.09, hit in October 2007."This is still a market that looks gorgeous, but even when I was six weeks in a row, everyone will want to take a pause going into the seventh week even if there is any bad news out there," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at investment management stars in North Chicago.The trading volume, with about 4812000000 shares changing hands on the New York Stock Exchange, and the NASDAQ in New York Stock Exchange MKT, much less than the daily average so far this year of about 6480000000 shares.Wall Street was a modest decline throughout the session, but some regained ground in the last hour of trading as the company Google (GOOG.O) rebounded from earlier losses. Shares of the Internet search giant 0.4 percent to $ 782.42, earlier recovering from declines of 1 percent after the company said in a former CEO Eric Schmidt is selling nearly 42 percent of his stake in the company.Also in space technology, rose Apple (AAPL.O) rose 1 percent to $ 479.93 after the New York Times reported the iPhone maker and design a workout similar to a wristwatch.He said the Federal Reserve Janet Yellen Vice President, seen as a likely successor milk Bernanke Federal Reserve Chairman in the next year, and the Fed is still to stimulate recovery in the United States strongly anemia economic failure in achieving rapid progress on employment.The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJI 21.81 points down, or 0.16 percent, to 13,971.16. The S & P 500 rose. SPX was down 0.92 points, or 0.06 percent, at 1,517.01. The Nasdaq Composite Index was down 1.87 points, or 0.06 percent, at 3,192.00.U.S. upbeat Chinese data helped last week that 500 S & P extended its winning streak to six weekly. The index rose about 8 percent during that period.The stock has performed strongly in recent many investors and used any declines in the market and opportunities to buy."Everyone wants to buy the decline in this market, but if you are on the sidelines now, and decline we see today is just not the type who will jump on the day," said Kuby.He described President Barack Obama's plan to stimulate the economy in his State of the Union address on Tuesday. Expected to submit proposals to invest in infrastructure and clean energy, manufacturing and education.Grown opposition to the acquisition of 24.4 billion dollars to Dell (DELL.O), and (3) to the personal computer industry, for three of the largest investors joined Southeast Asset Management on Friday to raise objections. Dell said in a statement it considers many League of strategic options before choosing to go private in acquisitions led by Michael Dell, CEO.Dell shares flew near $ 13.65, and the purchase price.
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. rose (REGN.O) shares 2.7 percent at $ 170.35 a long time ago after the company said Sanofi drug development partner (SASY.PA) plans to increase its stake.Moody's Corp (MCO.N) and one of the strongest gainers on rate of 500 S & P, up by 4.9 percent to $ 45.49. Last week stocks fell by 22 percent after the U.S. government announced launched a civil lawsuit against the company. Wave of selling saw stock worst week since October 2008.Close to 53 percent of the shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange Securities less while the Nasdaq little more listed stocks closed in negative territory