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(New YorkAP) Here are mutual fund indexes provided by Lipper Analytical Se...
Fed lending for emergency bank loans rises a bit
Down day for stocks...Encouraging signs...Saab bidders emerge...
Horse industry closely watches Dubai debt crisis
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New Detroit newspaper on hold during first week
NEW YORK (AP) Cotton No. 2 Futures on the New York Board of...
NYC mayor has spent record $102M to win a 3rd term
Gold, silver drop
Crude settles lower
CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade...
NEW YORK (AP) Cotton futures No. 2 closed $4.75 to $6.90 a...
k6402 ap NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous metal prices Frida Aluminum ...
Stocks down...Retail encouraged...Crude tumbles
Saab: New buyers emerge after Koenigsegg collapse
Mexico's central bank predicts economic growth
Stocks slide on concerns about Dubai debt fallout
Wheat was lower.
Sprint completes tender offer for iPCS shares
k6401 ap NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous metal prices Frida Aluminum ...
MGM Mirage: CityCenter not affected by debt woes
FAA transcripts show efforts to reach flight 188
FAA transcripts show efforts to reach flight 188
CHICAGO (AP) Early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade Fri.:...
Recall letters going out at Hibbing Taconite
Stocks tumble...Shopping rush...Dubai's debt crisis...
Wall Street Broadcast
Stocks tumble on fears about Dubai debt fallout
US stock futures tumble on fears over Dubai debt
Short session...Shopping deluge
ThyssenKrupp confirms steep fullyear loss
Update on the latest in business:
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Rogers to lay off 900 employees
2 sports close to venue change for London Olympics
Kroenke ups Arsenal stake, closes in on takeover
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(New YorkAP) Here are mutual fund indexes provided by Lipper Analytical Se...
Downey, Calif., council approves Tesla car factory
AIG, Greenberg resolve all legal claims
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Time Warner Cable asks help on rising program fees
NEW YORK (AP) Cotton No. 2 Futures on the New York Board of...
Commodity prices rise, gold again hits new record
CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade...
NEW YORK (AP) Cotton futures No. 2 closed $.25 cents a bale...
k6402 ap NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous metal prices Wedneay. Alumin...
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Beal Bank makes its own bid for 3 Trump casinos
Global Energy Holdings Group files Chapter 11
Number of active rigs increase by 24
Stocks rise...New home sales rise...Toyota pedal replacement...
GM to build new midsize Buick at Canadian factory
Canadian Nat'l engineer union threatens strike
k6401 ap NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous metal prices Wedneay. Alumin...
Stocks rise following drop in jobless claims
AP Source: GM not talking to any new Saab suitors
EU assembly adopts Internet, phone user rights
CHICAGO (AP) Early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade Wed.:...
Wall Street Broadcast
Stocks rise...New home sales jump...Plastic donations...
Stocks mixed amid welter of economic data
New US home sales rise 6.2 percent
Debtridden Dubai raises $5B more through bonds
Deere reports 4Q loss on charges, lower sales
Stock futures point to higher open
Washington Post to close remaining US bureaus
Stocks slip...Jobless claims, new home sales readings due...
UK treasury minister: bank loan secrecy was vital
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Update on the latest in business:
Soggy season could crimp sweet potato supply
Americans search for cheaper Thanksgiving trips
Jury in Petters fraud case breaks for Thanksgiving
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Posted by aaodjimmy on Sep 25 2009 9:33PM
In Article: Iraq's inflation rate inches up in August
so when is the big day when the new value will be set ... Reply...


Posted by profsmarba on Aug 24 2009 8:38PM
In Article: Stocks pull off earlier highs, financials retreat
THIS WEEK A LITTLE NEWS CAN GO A LONG WAY.

The reason: News is slow, vacation time is still here and volume is light.

Today investors have insightfully attested to the exaggerated action that low stock volume has on volatility.

For practitioners of Prof. Smarba’s concept, they are in their glory.
This week, as a result, the smallest announcement or event can have an exaggerated impact on a stock

Current research has shed more light on this correlation.
Three scientists over a six year period researched this relationship.

Their findings demonstrate that volume and volatility are usually bidirectional, and move in two opposite directions . . . so when volume moves down volatility goes down.

Professor Smarba’s adherents welcome this rapport between low volume and high volatility
His actual stunning results pragmatically advance these findings.

They are revealed by Prof. Smarba, without charge, on SCOREBOARD at www.profittaker.info

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Posted by hhdhdfhdfha on Aug 24 2009 12:43AM
In Article: Restrictions on payday loans hit roadblock
Its really necessary to have a bill regarding pay day loans to protect the rights of both the lenders and loaners. People might wonder what is meant by installment loans. Installment loans are often mentioned as an aside to payday loans – although installment loans are technically the wider category of financial
tools. Installment loans are simply loans of whatever type that are paid back in installments instead of all at once. Technically, most large loans are by definition installment loans – mortgages, auto
loans, student loans, business loans all are paid in installments. Payday loans lenders usually have installment options, and in some states are required to by law, and typically have several installment
plans available, if you need the option. So if you need short term loans, i.e. payday loans, they most definitely can be installment loans. Reply...


Posted by profsmarba on Aug 19 2009 3:24PM
In Article: Stocks lower following slide in overseas markets
TAKE HEED! The big Chinese roller coaster is just shoving off.

The concerns of this day are fed by a big drop in China's biggest stock market.

I saw first-hand the inner workings of the stock Chinese market . . . having taught throughout China.

The Shanghai stock market is notorious for its volatility

Chinese stock markets often perform more like casinos that equity exchanges

Although the Shanghai index has just belly-flopped as much as 5 percent.

Compare this with the nineties when it nose-dived 72 percent.
This includes a one-day plunge of 13 percent that sent many investors into a panic.

So ‘you ain’t seen nothing yet!’

My hero, Professor Smarba, envies such volatility. He has perfected a concept to profit from riding fluctuations . . . whether the market is up or down. He publishes his #1 Choices and SCOREBOARD free on www,profittaker.info.

I found people in China in all walks of life trying their luck . . .housewives, retirees, yuppies, gangsters, officer workers and workers.

People sometimes wait in line for hours to sign up for brokerage firm accounts.

So mind the coming big Chinese roller coaster. Reply...


Posted by profsmarba on Aug 18 2009 10:00PM
In Article: Earnings data help stocks regain ground after drop
VOLATILITY IS GOOD! GUESSING IS BAD!

Sara Lepro's enlightened fact-filled summary wails that we’re still in the dark tunnel . . . and it’s not the tunnel of love.

Today the DOW has somewhat rebounded

At one point yesterday the Dow was down over 200 points.

The only certainty is that the market is uncertain.

For example, guessing stocks are going up? . . . Buying stocks and the rest?

Or guessing stocks are going down? . . . Selling short and the like?

Perhaps worse still? Paying someone to guess for you? . . . Buying mutual funds and what not?

Are we a nation of prognosticators?
NO. Some people almost always make money in the stock market.

They have a love affair with volatility

Professor Smarba has perfected this concept
Chesk out Professor Smarba’s SCOREBOARD on his website at www.profittaker.info.
It's amazing.

It's totally transparent and based on the current market.

Maybe a five month rally was too optimistic, but if it creates volatility . . . much obliged1
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Posted by dfgdfahfsghdfgh on Jun 23 2009 1:13AM
In Article: Investment adviser sentenced in $13M Ponzi scheme
Fraud is rampant. Beware in investing your money. The fraudulent are always on the lookout for a new way to rip people off, and one of the most common Ponzi schemes come in the guise of a start up company. They need investment capital due to the recession, and after you give them a cash advance, you'll get a payment or two, but they will stop soon afterwards, and the promise of continued returns is how people get hooked into a Ponzi scheme.

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Posted by janejim533 on May 2 2009 12:01AM
In Article: Stocks rise...Jobless claims due...Chrysler's woes
Banks have huge debts, but they're getting a helping hand from the federal government. If you have overwhelming debtperhaps from bad investments, or maybe a job loss, a medical crisis or just plain overspendingyou're probably on your own. Check the website http://24hrbreakingnews.blogspot.com'>http://24hrbreakingnews.blogspot.com/2009/04/credit-counseling-service.html">http://24hrbreakingnews.blogspot.com to see if they can help. I was also in trouble and I am glad I did check it before I talk to my CC company and it helped - Jane Jim, California Reply...


Posted by davb on Mar 23 2009 8:12AM
In Article: Quick! Use those Fortunoff gift cards, NY says
to kxnet.com get the new jersey exchange message out! Reply...


Posted by gracyalora68 on Mar 21 2009 2:41AM
In Article: Axium payroll services firm files for liquidation bankruptcy...
CA4IT (Chartered Accountants for Information Technologists) is the largest network of Chartered Accounting firms in Canada that focus on providing bookkeeping, accounting, tax, paralegal and financial planning services to independent contractors (small business) in the IT industry.
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Posted by paydaylending on Mar 13 2009 8:04AM
In Article: Restrictions on payday loans hit roadblock
An interest rate cap of 36% would result in the elimination of an affordable credit choice for consumers. At a 36% APR, the total fee charged on a $100, two-week advance would be $1.38. Payday advance lenders could not cover the cost of originating a loan, let alone meeting employee payroll and benefits and other fixed business expenses.

Polls and research have confirmed, time and again, that working middle-class families want their personal financial information kept private and do not want government dictating their credit choices. It is important to note the majority of state legislatures have considered this credit option and chosen regulation over elimination. The payday advance industry will continue to work with policymakers in support of responsible and balanced payday advance laws, providing strong consumer protections while preserving an important financial choice for consumers. Reply...


Posted by peter-rabcevics on Feb 27 2009 10:57AM
In Article: Quick! Use those Fortunoff gift cards, NY says
The New Jersey Decorating Exchange will honor all Fortunoff gift cards, reward certificates and merchandise credits against a minimum sale. This offer is valid today and will continue after March 8th. The FORTUNOFF CUSTOMER DOES NOT END UP WITH AN EMPTY SHOPPING BAG. The Exchange is located on 3 New Bridge Road in River Edge, New Jersey. Call 201.342.0110 for details. Reply...


Posted by peter-rabcevics on Feb 27 2009 10:53AM
In Article: Quick! Use those Fortunoff gift cards, NY says
A Hunter Douglas Gallery at the New Jersey Decorating Exchange will maintain and service all Hunter Douglas products purchased at Fortunoff and Home Expo. Please call Tom Hicks at 201.342.0110 for details. Reply...


Posted by varapetra on Feb 20 2009 11:09PM
In Article: Restrictions on payday loans hit roadblock
It's a good thing we're going to get a little time in before these misguided people can pass a bill they're going to regret. They need to do a little bit more homework and research, and they'll realize that this isn't in the people’s best interests, especially not in this kind of economy. Reply...


Posted by jc2728 on Nov 20 2008 10:49AM
In Article: Stocks lower...Leading indicators drop...Jobless claims rise...
Who knows where this is all headed? It appears that layoffs and a difficult economy will be a way of life for quite a while. Let me know when you're ready to escape this craziness. www.LikeSoup.com Reply...


Posted by wmaharis on Oct 27 2008 6:18PM
In Article: Late selling, home rises rebound, gas prices tumbling...
In January 2004 subprime lending began and upward went a stalled market.. Foreclosure properties like those found on http://www.BuyMyHouseBeforeTheBankTakesIt.com are for sale and creating an opportunity in the market place. Foreclosure homes account for 38 % of the market place. Prices seem to be stabilizing and all lows seem to be at 2004-2005 levels. We may see a bottom at January 2004 pricing. Reply...


Posted by mkaresh on Oct 23 2008 3:06PM
In Article: Scion tops Consumer Reports reliability study
What CR doesn't say:

1. The data are already about five months old, and will be over a year old when many people use them to buy a car next summer.

2. The average problem rate isn't very high, probably around 18 problems per 100 cars for the 2008s (based on past years; they didn't have a number when asked this year). So the differences between the different "blobs" is three or four problems per 100 cars. In both cases, the numbers are probably much lower than many people think.

For a site that promptly updates its vehicle reliability information four times a year and posts the actual repair rates:

http://www.truedelta.com

After all, do you want to know how reliable a car was a year ago, when it was a year younger, or how reliable it has been recently?
Reply...


Posted by jack.bryant on May 15 2008 6:25AM
In Article: Stocks rise...Ford recall...Swimming in calories
For info on all product recalls join the free services of www.eRecalled.com.

http://www.erecalled.com/commonConsole/recallalert.asp?alert=867 Reply...


Posted by Steve on Apr 3 2008 5:07PM
In Article: GM to begin testing batteries for planned plugin electric car...
Whose battery are being tested? It seems to me the story ought to be about the batteries. Are they safe? Have they been certified and by whom? The car is nothing without them. How about the battery maker? Will they be around long enough to supply the hybrid market in years to come? Very few stories about the heart of the hybrid being published, other than from the battery makers themselves. Any independent accountable research papers that can be cited? Reply...


Posted by Proud Veteran on Mar 2 2008 1:42PM
In Article: $4.3 million bonuses denied for Northwest bankruptcy consultants...
Too bad they did not get their "bonus". Now they cannot afford a megayacht? Reply...


Posted by Beef Check Off Is A Joke on Jan 1 2008 10:42PM
In Article: Cattlemen seek checkoff changes
The beff check off is s a joke and now they want to raise it to 2 bucks a head. If they are going to have a beef check off fee it should be only one time per head when the animal goes to slaughter. Some animals are sold and resold many times in their life and each time the producer is charged that fee. But like all governmental ideas, it is stupid and backwards. Reply...



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