(RTTNews) - Stocks experienced another extremely volatile trading session on Friday, as traders weighed some weaker than expected economic data against better than expected earnings from some big name companies. The major averages bounced back and forth across the unchanged line once again.
With traders reacting negatively to a report from the Commerce Department ...
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