Wall Street Finished Higher After Early Losses

Wall Street saw a dramatic stock trading day on Wednesday, just the opposite that happened Tuesday. Strong recovery was seen in major indices in later session of market after a sharp fall in the stock market opening session.

A good pullback in hard-hit stocks of financial companies helped fuel the session's turnaround, while an upbeat forecast from Hewlett Packard Co. pulled technology issues higher and record prices for oil gave a boost to energy stocks.

It is quite hard for analysis to believe the worst is over for Wall Street, but looking at present scenarios it seems like Wall Street is going through consolidation phase. Consolidation phase is normally a narrow range where market tries to make a base. It happens normally after steep fall or sharp rise in the stock market.

At this point of time I feel the market will remain in narrow range. I don’t see sharp fall or sharp rise in near term. However good buy opportunity is seen in many stocks.

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 90.04, or 0.73%, to 12,427.26 after at one point being down nearly 110 points. Broader stock indicators also moved higher. The Standard & Poor's 500 index advanced 11.25, or 0.83%, to 1,360.03, and the Nasdaq composite index rose 20.90, or 0.91%, to 2,327.10.