JTH
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Made a decent return today.
Congrats, you gained more then half in one day then what I'll gain this month! :cheesy:
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Mayday's Account Talk
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Congrats, you gained more then half in one day then what I'll gain this month! :cheesy:
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market slide to continue; Re: Mayday's Account Talk
WSJ; 10-1-09; take profits now; continuing market slump on horizon
Stocks Slump
Before Jobs Data
The Dow industrials tumbled more than 200 points in a broad selloff amid soft manufacturing data and fears that a key monthly jobs report will deliver yet another disappointment.
world bank & energy dept have warned that stocks are likely to slide through the middle of 2010; health care bill's 40% excise tax on insurance companies certainly to be passed on to consumers [a necessary thing to assist the uninsured/poor but an effective 40% tax on all consumers' health insurance policies] will be a further drain on consumer confidence; belt tightening to continue and more layoffs on horizon;
WSJ; 10-1-09; take profits now; continuing market slump on horizon
Stocks Slump
Before Jobs Data
The Dow industrials tumbled more than 200 points in a broad selloff amid soft manufacturing data and fears that a key monthly jobs report will deliver yet another disappointment.
world bank & energy dept have warned that stocks are likely to slide through the middle of 2010; health care bill's 40% excise tax on insurance companies certainly to be passed on to consumers [a necessary thing to assist the uninsured/poor but an effective 40% tax on all consumers' health insurance policies] will be a further drain on consumer confidence; belt tightening to continue and more layoffs on horizon;
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very rough waters ahead: Re: Mayday's Account Talk
WSJ; 10-1-09; take profits now; continuing market slump on horizon
Stocks Slump
Before Jobs Data
The Dow industrials tumbled more than 200 points in a broad selloff amid soft manufacturing data and fears that a key monthly jobs report will deliver yet another disappointment.
world bank & energy dept have warned that stocks are likely to slide through the middle of 2010; health care bill's 40% excise tax on insurance companies certainly to be passed on to consumers [a necessary thing to assist the uninsured/poor but an effective 40% tax on all consumers' health insurance policies] will be a further drain on consumer confidence; belt tightening to continue and more layoffs on horizon;
WSJ; 10-1-09; take profits now; continuing market slump on horizon
Stocks Slump
Before Jobs Data
The Dow industrials tumbled more than 200 points in a broad selloff amid soft manufacturing data and fears that a key monthly jobs report will deliver yet another disappointment.
world bank & energy dept have warned that stocks are likely to slide through the middle of 2010; health care bill's 40% excise tax on insurance companies certainly to be passed on to consumers [a necessary thing to assist the uninsured/poor but an effective 40% tax on all consumers' health insurance policies] will be a further drain on consumer confidence; belt tightening to continue and more layoffs on horizon;
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