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- An indReporting from New York -- White-hot worries about the country's banks have cooled noticeably as expectations have grown that the Obama administration will create a bad bank to clean all the toxic debt off the financial sector's balance sheets...
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- Desperate for a sign -- any sign -- that the stock market will turn around this year? Robert Stovall, the veteran strategist at Wood Asset Management in Sarasota, Fla., suggests paying attention to the Super Bowl Predictor. According to this simple...
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- The stock market today staggered to another hefty loss, closing out the worst-ever January for the benchmark Standard Poors 500 index. That will only boost the gloom factor on Wall Street, because January often foreshadows the markets performance fo...
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- NEW YORK (AP) Stocks slumped for a second straight day Friday as investors, already on edge about the worsening economy, were further rattled by a report that Washington's plans to help banks may have hit a snag. The Dow Jones industrials dropped 4....
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- It could be argued that even with the wild gyrations of the past few months, many were still in denial about the state of the financial markets. Last week, fear was rife as traders, investors, and the man on the street could no longer deny the magni...
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- I am a value investor who looks for bargains. And right now, my favorite screen is saying Fossil (FOSL), Jo-Ann Stores (JAS), ReneSola (SOL), Terra Industries (TRA) and Unum Group (UNM) are bargains. What Is A Bargain? Value investing is commonly de...
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- Frederick H. Ecker became President of the Metropolitan on March 26, 1929, and associated with him as Vice Presidents were Robert L. Cox and Leroy A. Lincoln. Mr. Cox died in January of the following year, and Mr. Lincoln immediately assumed the pos...
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- There has never been a correction that has not proven to be an investment opportunity. While everything is down in price, there is actually less to worry about than when prices are historically high. More money has been lost by people who bought int...
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- Daily Market Commentary for October 9, 2008 from Millennium-Traders.Com As it played out, the DOW spiraled uncontrollably lower dropping below 8600 by the time the closing bell rang today. The ongoing fall of the stock market is hereinafter referred...
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- Time is literally money in the financial markets. Investors have to keep on top of what?s going on every second of the day?literally. Decisions need to be made without hesitation, and they need to be right. That?s part of the reason why so man...