The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) dropped below 10,000 at the close yesterday, after rallying all day. While the Dow is up slightly this morning, it remains below the new point of resistance of 10,000.

As the Dow Jones Industrial Average blew through 10,000 yesterday, investors pulled money out of the safety of Treasury bonds, and into equities. Thus, today's mortgage rates moved up with the Dow.

The New York Stock Exchange ended Thursday with a sharp drop. The Dow Jones Industrial average lost 2.09% and the Nasdaq up 3.06%. Investor nervousness about possible corrections and the worries about the unemployment and the future of the economy broke their nerves prompting the sell-off.

Dow is an old name and old brand, a market analyst tells to CNBC. Its reaching to 10,000 point mark may not matter at all.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is approaching 10,000 as optimism sets in about the economy.

U.S. stocks jumped this morning at the NYSE open as investors returned from a long holiday weekend.

The indexes all rose dramatically today following Wells Fargo's surprise earnings. The Dow was up 3.14%, S&P500 up 3.81% and NASDAQ up 3.89%.

The stock market hasn't even been open for 30 minutes, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average has dropped below 7,000, for the first time since October 1997.