Reuters - Feb 24, 2010Toll Brothers, Inc. (TOL)
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Cowen & Co.* Autodesk rises premarket after profit tops estimates *
Toll Brothers beats view * Futures up: Dow 11 pts, S&P 08 pts, Nasdaq 4 pts * For up to the minute market news, click [STXNEWS/US] (Adds new trader quote, updates market activity) By Edward Krudy NEW YORK, Feb 24 (Reuters) , US stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Wednesday as investors looked ahead to congressional testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke for clues to the US central bank's thinking on the economy Investors have taken a wait and see approach this week and a firmer market direction is expected when Bernanke starts his semiannual testimony on monetary policy and the state of the economy before the US House Financial Services Committee this morning
Todd Leone, head of listed trading at Cowen & Co in New York, said investors would look for clues about the course of interest rates and job creation Stocks tumbled Tuesday as an unexpected fall in consumer sentiment rattled investor confidence in an economic recovery
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* Autodesk rises premarket after profit tops estimates * <span class="company">Toll Brothers</span> beats view * Futures up: Dow 11 pts, S&P 08 pts, Nasdaq 4 pts * For up to the minute market news, click [STXNEWS/US] (Adds new trader quote, updates market activity) By Edward Krudy NEW YORK, Feb 24 (Reuters) , US stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Wednesday as investors looked ahead to congressional testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke for clues to the US central bank's thinking on the economy Investors have taken a wait and see approach this week and a firmer market direction is expected when Bernanke starts his semiannual testimony on monetary policy and the state of the economy before the US House Financial Services Committee this morning<span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Todd Leone</span>, head of listed trading at Cowen & Co in New York, said investors would look for clues about the course of interest rates and job creation</span> Stocks tumbled Tuesday as an unexpected fall in consumer sentiment rattled investor confidence in an economic recovery
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