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Stock ended the week in a lackluster fashion, as investors held their breath in anticipation of the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision coming on Tuesday. The blue-chip average rose 5% over the past two weeks and is now ahead 9.3% so far this year, but still below its record close on October 9th.

Stocks kicked off the week with declines, pressured by concerns about earnings in the financial and auto sectors, before economic readings and the announcement of government plan to help subprime borrowers avoid foreclosure sent shares soaring. Most investors expect the Fed to cut rates, which would lower borrowing costs for businesses and consumers and likely help stocks.

Friday’s jobs report fell within analysts’ expectations. The Labor Department said U.S. employers added 94,000 jobs in November, slightly better then expected, but down from October’s 170,000 gain. The unemployment rate stayed unchanged at 4.7%.

Since fundamental data behind our analysis did not change and prices for C, S & I Funds did not hit our SELL target prices yet this week we will keep our allocations at the same levels: 50% in I Fund, 30% in S Fund and 20% in C Fund.