71.   St. Louis stocks moved opposite from the broader market.

72.   St. Louis stocks moved opposite the broad market.

73.   Some market strategists said the next early-cycle stocks to move might include automotive companies and makers of household products.

74.   Stocks can still move higher, he said.

75.   Still, analysts said stocks are moving more abruptly than in the past.

76.   Stocks did not move on the news.

77.   Stocks then moved on to more records.

78.   Stocks move in staircase fashion, with big rises followed by a period of steady prices that include volatile moves, Cohen said.

79.   Stocks have moved in response to the jobs report number several times this year.

80.   The market has apparently decided that there is no positive answer to that question, and most brokerage stocks have moved sharply lower since Merrill made its move.