BusinessWall Street Begins Third Quarter on Up NoteWall Street Begins Third Quarter on Up NoteThe Associated PressWall Street began the third quarter with an erratic session Tuesday as a mix of news made it clear the country is still deep in economic problems but may have some positive trends. (July 1)[Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] Wall Street began the third quarter with an erratic session Tuesday. As a mix of news made it clear the country is still knee-deep in economic problems, some positive trends emerged, including better than expected sales for General Motors and strong exports for U.S. factories. The Dow Jones industrial average - down more than 150 points earlier in the day - rose 32 points to 11,382. The Standard&Poor's 500 index rose 4.91, or 0.38 percent, to 1,285. The Nasdaq composite gained 12, to 2,305. Oil rose 97 cents to settle at a new record of $140.97 a barrel as worries about tight supply and mounting tensions in the Middle East continued. [Notes:SOT: Ray Carbone, President Paramount Options]Meanwhile, worries about personal investments had many expressing concern about the stability of the economy. [Notes:MOSMOS]Prices rose early in the session, then turned sharply lower for much of the day before recovering late in the session. The uneven performance wasn't surprising _ some bargain hunting was to be expected after a dismal first half, and in particular, a dismal June. ___ ___, The Associated Press.(****END****)
So much for up notes on Wall Street! HAHAHAHA!@hahahahah
AlexSGabor 1 year ago
Rage has been shut off forever!
The Penny King's Stock Exchange
By Alex S. Gabor, the Penny King's scribe, describes how daily returns of between 10,000% and 15,000% are possible, but you gotta be quick, according to Due Dillinger, who is following his every move on the internet!
By Alex S. Gabor | Published 10/18/2009
The Silent Rolling Thunder of Banking Failures in America
AlexSGabor 2 years ago
RageMoreNow didnt get enought of mama's attention...
nacosataniko6 3 years ago
nigger
RageMoreNow 3 years ago
How so? We are getting reports in SOCAL that mexicans are crossing the border will huge supplies of bootlegged gasoline becuase they can buy gas just across the border for $2.00 a gallon, and still undersell the oil companies in San Diego and Los Angeles.
That seems like the hispanic people are being pretty smart like the chinese who have been exporting pennies for almost a decade now!
AlexSGabor 3 years ago
Get ready for the next wave of mortgage defaults and bank failures in the United States. So far five banks have failed this year...there are still six months left. Will it double in the second half?
AlexSGabor 3 years ago
Economy is in the toilet thanks to mexicans.
RageMoreNow 3 years ago