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U.S. stock futures fell Tuesday, a day after the blue-chip Dow roared higher to post its biggest two-session point gain ever.

Stocks inched higher Friday morning as investors dipped back into select companies after the Dow's biggest two-day decline since 1997.

General Motors has a market capitalization of just $2.1 billion. The stock, which now trades for a little more than $3.50 a share, hit a 70-year low on Thursday.

Stocks surged Thursday, with the Dow posting its third best single-session point gain ever, as the major stock gauges bounced back from levels not seen since 2003.

Stocks surged Tuesday, with the Dow gaining over 300 points, as millions of Americans battered by the weakened economy turned out to vote for the next President of the United States.

Don't get too excited: The Dow may have surged nearly 11% on Tuesday, but we've been here before...just two weeks ago.

U.S. stock futures fell Tuesday, as investors moved to the sidelines after a tremendous rally that sent the Dow surging more than 400 points.

Stocks rallied Monday afternoon, with the Dow rallying 976 points during the session, as investors bet that the worst of the credit crisis is over, following a series of global initiatives announced over the last few days.

The Dow ended a staggering eight-session selloff Friday with a small decline in a volatile day, bringing the blue-chip index's total brutal loss to 2,400 points over a time period spanning less than two weeks.