Stocks in Wall Street weakened again, with the Dow Jones index moved back out under the psychological 8000 level.

Investor return worrisome health bank, including the negative sentiment from possible collapse acquisition by Sun Microsystems IBM.

Bank Stocks to move out after a senior analyst from Calyon Securities, Mike Mayo said that the bank still faces the problem of excessive risk and losses from the increased debt until the end of 2010.

He says a number of the major banks and regional positions are on the ‘underperfom’ or ’sell’. JPMorgan Chase shares down 3.7%, Wells Fargo down 6.7%.

“Some people appear and says that banks are not in the best position and that will happen,” said Warren Simpson, managing director of Stephens Capital Management as quoted from Reuters, Tuesday (7/4/2009).

And on trade Monday (6/4/2009), Dow Jones index was down 41.74 points (0.52%) to 7975.85 level. Index Standard & Poor’s 500 also down 7.02 points (0.83%) to 835.48 level and the Nasdaq down 15.16 points (0.93%) to 1606.71 level.

Sun Microsystems stock was declining to 22.5% after sources said that the plan’s acquisition by IBM likely canceled. IBM shares also down 0.7% and become one of the Dow Jones cause impairment.

Trade runs quite moderate, in the New York Stock Exchange reached 1.3 billion, below the average of years ago that reached 1.49 billion. Meanwhile, in the Nasdaq, transactions reached 2.05 billion, below the average of years ago that as many as 2.28 billion.

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