It was the most remarkable news of the day.

This fall is 100 percent Nasdaq. There are no local factors today.

The market was dead almost all day, but at the end some people appeared to believe that tomorrow interest rates will be lower and the political situation will improve.

Turnover is pretty meager for such a rally. Even the rise is not attracting investors.

The market is optimistic about next year and some operators are buying now in advance, expecting rises in early January.

You just take one peek at what's going on in overseas markets and you'll feel like selling here. The market is full of sellers.

It looks like the market is operating independently of Wall Street today. It is a normal fight between bulls and bears ahead of the options redemption.

The market was very nervous in the last minutes as (the tech-heavy U.S.) Nasdaq dove sharply. It was pure Nasdaq influence - nothing else.

We could not find any other explanation.