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schema:articleBody	Wall Street pulled back from the celebration that followed good news on a potential Covid-19 vaccine, ending Tuesday's session mixed. The benchmark Dow Jones Industrial Average finished the day with a 0.9 percent gain at 29,420.92, while the broader S&P 500 dipped 0.1 percent to 3,545.53. But the tech-heavy Nasdaq lost 1.4 percent to close at 11,553.86. Optimism about Monday's announcement from Pfizer and BioNTech that their vaccine was 90 percent effective was tempered by the realization the economic gains likely will not be felt until late next year since it will take months for any vaccine to be widely distributed. Meanwhile investors are shifting away from the stay-at-home stocks, like videoconference service Zoom, and are returning to back-to-normal shares like airlines and cruise companies. Quincy Krosby from Prudential Financial said "tech names were overbought, reaching the point where we would expect to see some consolidation." That trend should continue as focus turns to "sectors that will benefit from a vaccine once it is distributed and take us to the other side of the pandemic," Krosby said. Uncertainty generated by the US election has receded after Joe Biden defeated President Donald Trump, and Trump's avalanche of legal challenges against the result have not made waves in markets. Investors continue to bet that Biden will deliver a new stimulus package to boost the US economy, although the chance Republicans will retain control of the Senate mean the package may not be as expansive as they would like. Pfizer shares gained for most of the day but dipped late in the session, ending 1.3 percent lower. Zoom, which millions of people have relied on during the pandemic for business and social activities, lost another 9 percent after plunging more than 17 percent on Monday. But home exercise equipment company Peloton gained 5.2 percent after announcing a deal with pop superstar Beyonce to develop themed fitness routines based on her music. hs/bgs
schema:headline	US shares end mixed after vaccine high fades
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