Stocks fell for the first time in four sessions yesterday as a rebound in oil prices triggered more uncertainty about the economy and overshadowed stronger than expected earnings from Bank of America.

Here's how things start out today:
The Dow starts out at 11,467.
The Nasdaq starts at 2,279.

American Express reported after the closing bell that it saw a 37 percent drop in quarterly profit as consumers defaulted on loans. The biggest credit card company by purchases also cut its outlook, citing the weakening economy. American Express said profit was $655 million or 56 cents a share, well below the 82 cents analysts were expecting.

Apple also reported after the close, saying earnings per share were 1.19, better than the 1.08 a share expected. But Apple issued an outlook that is lower than analyst expectations saying it forecasts earnings of $7.8 billion or a dollar a share, less than the 1.24 a share analysts were expecting.

Also, Texas Instruments was out with late results. All of these companies are possible market movers today.

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