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Oct.28
6:24 PM ET
Tuesday, 28 Oct 2008
Top Ten Biggest Gains in the S&P 500
The S&P [.SPX
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] surged on its last trading hour, closing up 91.59 points or 10.79%, as it marked the second biggest point gain in history. Today's percent increase ranked sixth amongst its biggest daily gains since October 13.
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Top Ten Biggest Percent Moves
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The biggest winners in the S&P today were dominated by real estate and financial companies, including General Growth Properties[GGP
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], American International Group [AIG
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], Developers Diversified Realty [DDR
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