Even with better than expected earnings results from the big money center banks and early technology sector reporting, the major indices failed to make headway in the week that was. The S&P 500 (SPX) closed 1.23% below last Friday. Nonetheless, the benchmark index is still up 18.74% on the year. All Things S&P 500 And what happened on Thursday of…
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