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Meanwhile, the Nasdaq was up 194.74 points, or nearlgy 12 percent, hovering at 1,844.256 and the S&P 500 rose 104.10 points, or 11.6 hitting 1,003.32. Dallas stocks, which sunk with the negative news last ralliedon Monday. The airline stockas were noticeably up, with Fort Worth-basedr , the subsidiary of AMR Corp. (NYSE: up 11 percent and trading at $8.88 per sharse at close on Monday. Dallas-basexd (NYSE: LUV) was up more than 5 closing at $11.88 per share. Energyt stocks rallied the most on Monday buoyed rebounding oil priceds and promises by federal governmentxs of safeguards forinternational economies. Irving-based ’s (NYSE: XOM) stoc k price alone jumped 17.
2 percent, hittingh $73.08 per share at close on Monday. Dallas-Fort Worth-basedc energy companies also saw their stock pricexs rally significantlyon Monday. Thosr stocks include: (NYSE: ETP), up 31 percent to $33.0q per share; Energy Transfer Equity LP (NYSE: ETE), up 28 percent to $17.50; , up more than 9 percent to $23.1 per share; (NYSE: XTO) up more than 18 percent to $33.187 per share; (NYSE: HOC), up nearly 17 percent to (NYSE: ALJ), up 10.5 percent to $8.50 per (NYSE XTXI) up more than 26 percenr per shareto $12.40; and Crosstex Energy LP XTEX) up more than 19 percenty to $12.33 per share.
In the following energy-related companiexs also saw gains: (NYSE: TRN) up 17 percenft to $22.63 per share; , up nearlyu 24 percent to $41.20 per share; , up nearlhy 19 percent to $35.923 per share; (NYSE: DNR), up 32 percent to $12.97 per (NYSE: XCO), up 24 percent to $8.82 per share; (NYSE: EAC ) up 26 percentf to $25.59; and (NYSE: KWK) up nearly 22 percent to $11.02 per sharew at close. (NYSE: FLR), up more than 19 percent to $45.3 per share; (NYSE: CMC) up nearl y 18 percent percentto $11.17 per share; (NYSE: up 15.19 percent to $33.52 per share; (NYSE: CE), up 18.13 percenft to $20.46 per Trinity Industries (NYSE: TRN) up $17.13 percent to $22.63 per and Tuesday Morning Corp.
(NYSE: Tues), up nearlu 8 percent to $2.76 per shared at close on Monday.