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October 6 Midday: GovConIndex Shows Slight Drop in Late AM


GovConIndexThe GovConIndex at midday on Monday is down 0.040 — or 0.062 percent – to 64.045330 after showing a positive direction all morning.

Gainers lead laggers 16 to 14, respectively.

Hewlett Packard (NYSE: HPQ) jumped 4.36 percent after the computer technology and services firm said it plans to split into two independent companies.

Boeing‘s (NYSE:BA) shares are up 0.29 percent on reports that Alaska Airlines ordered 10 737-900 ER airplanes.

The Executive Mosaic GovConIndex is a composite index that tracks 30 of the largest publicly-traded Government Contracting (GovCon) Companies.

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