U.S. stocks ended down 0.22% Dow general decline in financial stocks

November 22 the three major U.S. stock indices ended mixed. FBI raid investigation for insider trading case, the number of hedge funds, led to the financial sector are declining. Euro area financial stability remains worried investors. As close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 24.97 points to close at 11,178.58 points, down 0.22%; the Nasdaq composite index rose 13.90 points to close at 2532.02 points, or 0.55%; Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 1.89 points to close at 1197.84 points, or 0.16%.
From the disk point of view, the general decline in financial stocks, Goldman Sachs fell 3.37%, down 3.09% Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase fell 2.28%, Citigroup fell 2.06%; technology stocks were mixed, apple, core rose more than 2% into the semiconductor, HP up 1.79%, Nokia fell 1.28%, Ericsson fell 0.85%; manufacturing unit, the General Electric fell 1.17%, Boeing rose 0.69%.
News, according to reports, FBI raids on Monday investigated the Diamondback Capital, Level Global Investors and the Loch Capital Management hedge fund and other three organizations, launched a large-scale insider trading investigation. Diamondback Capital and Level Global Investors are by Steve - Cohen, SAC Capital Advisors agencies under the command of a former fund manager in charge of the hedge funds.


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