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A pair of positive economic news failed to lift sentiments on the Street as mounting worries that the six-month old rally has gone ahead of the economic recovery led to a nervous selling and all major indexes closed sharply lower.  That September has historically been a rough month for stocks is also a factor why investors appear disinclined to jump into the fray and many say a break in the six-month old rally is on the cards.

On Tuesday, the Dow Jones industrial average, after gaining over sixty points in the morning, nose-dived 185.68 points, or 2%, to 9,310.60.  Since Friday, the index has lost 270 points, or 2.8%.  The S&P 500 fell 22.58, or 2.2%, to 998.04, while the Nasdaq composite index fell 40.17, or 2%, to 1,968.89.  Treasuries, which usually benefit from a fall in stocks, could garner only moderate gains.  Volume picked up on the NYSE

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Symbol Company Last Chng. %Chng. Volume C Citigroup Inc $2.79 -0.23 -7.62% 391,724,648 BAC Bank Of America Corporation $12.24

US stocks registered their first decline in five weeks as investors assessed the outcome of Obama Administration's plans for an overhaul of financial regulations.  A fall in crude prices resulted in a sell off in energy stocks, hurting investor sentiments.  The S&P 500, which jumped to a high of 946.21 the previous week, lost almost 25 points during the week to close at 921.23 on Friday.  However, Nasdaq ended the day with a 1.1% gain after Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) was viewed positively by some brokers.  On a weekly basis, Nasdaq lost 1.7% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which slipped 0.2% on Friday, closed the week 2.95% lower.  With the quadruple witching of options expirations on Friday, volume on the NYSE jumped to 2.1 billion shares.

Investors this week are likely to take leads from data on housing, durable orders, and final GDP numbers for the first quarter.  Also,