U.S. stocks fall ahead of corporate results

U.S. stocks fell after the opening, on Tuesday, as investors can not find a strong justification for buying after recent rally, while awaiting the start of the announcement of quarterly results for U.S. companies later in the day.
The Dow Jones industrial average DJI 22.73 points, or 0.17%, to 13560.92 points, the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 was up 2.27 points, or 0.16% to 1453.61.
The Nasdaq Composite Index lost laced technology companies 9.84 points, or 0.32% to 3102.52 points.

Obama calls on his supporters not to lose enthusiasm because of the results of the corresponding

Asked U.S. President Barack Obama supporters should not lose enthusiasm for his presidential campaign.

This comes after a poor performance for Obama during his recent debate with Republican rival Mitt Romney.

The network (NBC) News of America that Obama is the face of this appeal to his supporters during a ceremony to raise funds for his presidential campaign was held in the U.S. city of Los Angeles.

The U.S. president said, "Everyone remembers victory, but they do not always remember those obstacles that stood in the way of this victory .. We all made ​​mistakes, but the American people push us forward."

"I hope not forget and Qovkm to both sides in 2008, and that you're going to continue on this path during the next thirty days."

Campaign manager for Obama announces collect $ 181 million donation

Jim Messina announced the campaign manager for Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama for collecting donations valued at $ 181 million through last September, and a few weeks before the presidential election scheduled to take place on the sixth of next month.

Radio quoted (Sawa) U.S. on Sunday, Messina as saying in an email to supporters of Democratic President, "We just did not go beyond the threshold of ten million donors during the campaign of 2012, a record, but we were also able to raise $ 181 million through last September by 8.1 million dollars, including 567 thousand donate for the first time. "

He added that the average person donated during the last month amounted to $ 53 .. He pointed out that 98 percent of donations were less than $ 250.

According to estimates by observers, these millions would allow Obama's team dumped the propaganda television ads to increase his chances against Republican rival Mitt Romney, who has done well in the first debate between the candidates last week.

These donations are a record for the Obama campaign in 2012, but he had managed in the same month in 2008 to collect $ 193 million when his candidacy for the presidency for the first time.

Obama's campaign was collecting record in September

Campaign collected U.S. President Barack Obama and his Democratic allies record donations of $ 181 million in September last year to finance the president's efforts to win a new term.

Obama's campaign said via Twitter that 1825813 people have donated to the campaign last month, and among those 567 thousand new donor.

The value of the vast majority of 98% of any donations $ 250 per capita or less, while the average value of the donation to $ 53.

The Obama campaign has base of small donors think it gives the president a special feature at the end of the electoral cycle where they can continue to donors for their contributions, even though they may have donated before.

The campaign pointed out that 3.9 million people have contributed since officially launched in April 2011.

The magnitude of the donations another positive factor for Obama after a report showed job on Friday unemployment rate fell to 7.8%.

The campaign hopes to lead the jobs report and its success in fundraising to divert attention from the lackluster performance of U.S. President in the debate, which fought on Wednesday in front of his Republican rival Mitt Romney, who gave a boost to his campaign strong performance in the corresponding

Demand for manufactured goods in the United States recorded the largest decline since January 2009

The Commerce Department said the U.S., demand for manufactured goods in the United States fell 5.2% in August, the biggest drop since January 2009.

The ministry added that the biggest drop in new orders for manufactured goods since the recession resulted in a significant decline in demand for transportation equipment.

The orders for manufactured goods has recorded an increase of 2.8% in July, and economists expect a decline of 5.8% in August, but excluding transportation equipment orders increased 0.7% in August after a similar increase in the previous month.

And showed a Commerce Department report that orders for transportation equipment fell 34.9% in August due to weak demand from factories civilian and military aircraft and vehicles

Obama accused Romney of lying during the presidential debate

Accused U.S. President Barack Obama, who began the offensive, his Republican rival Mitt Romney of lying during their televised debate on Wednesday evening and mocked the absence of "the real Mitt Romney," during the confrontation between them.

Obama said, during a speech in Denver, Colorado: "If you want to be president, you must tell the truth to the Americans," and in the wake of the debate between the candidates in the same city, which Obama came out of her losing the opinion of many.

Obama said in front of more than 12 thousand people gathered outside in a very cold atmosphere "when Aatlat podium, I met this person who was at full capacity and claimed that Mitt Romney, but can not be Mitt Romney."

The President emphasized that "the real Mitt Romney scouring the country since last year promising tax exemptions worth $ 5 billion for the rich," Obama has seemed during his speech, which lasted 21 minutes offensive, contrary to what it was on Wednesday evening during the debate to face Republican candidate full vitality.

Obama added, "the real Romney was saying we do not need more teachers in our ranks, but the person who was on the podium, said he likes the teachers."

The U.S. president said, "The man who was on the podium last night did not want to take responsibility for what Romney says true since last year."

U.S. stocks ended slightly higher on Monday, Wednesday

U.S. stocks closed slightly higher yesterday, Wednesday, due to stronger-than-expected data for the services sectors and jobs in the United States, but the Dow Jones Industrial Average retreat affected Hewlett-Packard.

The Dow Jones industrial average DJI 12.48 points, or 0.09 percent, to close at 13494.84 points, the benchmark S & P 500 broader 5.22 points, or 0.36 percent, to 1450.97 points.

The Nasdaq Composite Index, which IXIC Technology 15.19 points, or 0.49 percent, to 3135.23 points.