…..Refugee travel ban blowback. Two for one on regulations. Jobs report on Friday. FOMC meets tomorrow. Wall Street without Fed stimulus looks pricey. Consumer spending up. Pending home sales jump. Rig counts climb. Puerto Rico extension. VW the biggest. No accounting for Toshiba. Fitbit unhealthy. Tempur Sealy nightmares. Walgreens Rite Aid shrinkage. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 01-30-2017 DOW – 122 = 19,971 SPX – 13 = 2280 NAS – 47 = 5613 RUT – 18 = 1352 10 Y un = 2.48% OIL – .50 = 52.67 GOLD + 3.70 = 1196.00   On Saturday, a federal judge in New York temporarily barred the US from deporting detainees from the countries covered in an executive order restricting travel to the US from 7 countries. The White House also clarified its policy regarding green card holders, stating the travel ban would not apply to those with legal permanent residence in the United States.   Several businesses and trade organizations responded to the travel ban over the weekend. Many airlines, caught off-guard by the sudden policy change, scrambled to follow the new directive while attending to their customers. Shares of airline companies were knocked lower. American – 4.3%, Delta – 4%, United – 3.6%   Delta Air Lines suffered a systems failure. The airline grounded US domestic flights on Sunday evening as it dealt with a systems failure. Early this morning, Delta tweeted: “UPDATE: Systems return to normal; some flight cancellations linger.” Delta said it canceled about 170 flights on Sunday, ...