Off the Charts

Once again, there wasn't much to write home about in the market today as the action remains slow heading into Labor Day weekend. Many traders have stepped away from their keyboards for the week, choosing to return to the market when more volume returns, and, with it, clarity. The Nasdaq had been the only index to eke out a small gain this week so far, but today all three major indices finished in positive territory.

After some early selling this morning, the market found its footing and rallied most of the day. Google (GOOG) posted its third consecutive impressive gain after the Apple (AAPL)-Samsung ruling that was perceived by many as a blow to the company. Google's stock broke to 52-week highs today in the morning and continued climbing through the afternoon....797 more words left in this article. To read them, just click below and try Real Money FREE for 14 days.

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