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Voting With Their Pocketbooks

The bulls saw a glimmer of hope in Tuesday’s trading session, with the major averages enjoying one of their best days in a very long time. Tuesday’s bounce came courtesy of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, who said that our nation’s banks would not be nationalized and that we could be out of this recession by the fourth quarter of 2009 — if all goes right.

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Telegraphing Economic Hardship

The bulls saw a glimmer of hope in Tuesday’s trading session, with the major averages enjoying one of their best days in a very long time. Tuesday’s bounce came courtesy of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, who said that our nation’s banks would not be nationalized and that we could be out of this recession by the fourth quarter of 2009 — if all goes right.

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Obama’s Speech: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

The bulls saw a glimmer of hope in Tuesday’s trading session, with the major averages enjoying one of their best days in a very long time. Tuesday’s bounce came courtesy of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, who said that our nation’s banks would not be nationalized and that we could be out of this recession by the fourth quarter of 2009 — if all goes right.

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Mutual Funds are Hazardous to Your Wealth 3

The bulls saw a glimmer of hope in Tuesday’s trading session, with the major averages enjoying one of their best days in a very long time. Tuesday’s bounce came courtesy of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, who said that our nation’s banks would not be nationalized and that we could be out of this recession by the fourth quarter of 2009 — if all goes right.

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ETF Talk: Hungry for Profits?

The bulls saw a glimmer of hope in Tuesday’s trading session, with the major averages enjoying one of their best days in a very long time. Tuesday’s bounce came courtesy of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, who said that our nation’s banks would not be nationalized and that we could be out of this recession by the fourth quarter of 2009 — if all goes right.

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No Love for This Market

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Your 401(k) Rescue Plan 3

Dow Jones Industrial Average closing value, November 4, 2008: 9,625

Dow Jones Industrial Average closing value, February 17, 2009: 7,553

On Tuesday, President Obama signed unprecedented bailout legislation into law. The $787 billion “rescue” package is intended to create jobs and jumpstart the ailing U.S. economy. Whether the plan has its intended effect, only time will tell; however, one effect we all can agree on is that since Election Day, the market hasn’t been very bullish on Obama.

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What Obama Bounce?

Dow Jones Industrial Average closing value, November 4, 2008: 9,625

Dow Jones Industrial Average closing value, February 17, 2009: 7,553

On Tuesday, President Obama signed unprecedented bailout legislation into law. The $787 billion “rescue” package is intended to create jobs and jumpstart the ailing U.S. economy. Whether the plan has its intended effect, only time will tell; however, one effect we all can agree on is that since Election Day, the market hasn’t been very bullish on Obama.

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Shipping Stocks Are Starting to Rebound… Don’t Miss the Chance for Double-Digit Yields

Dow Jones Industrial Average closing value, November 4, 2008: 9,625

Dow Jones Industrial Average closing value, February 17, 2009: 7,553

On Tuesday, President Obama signed unprecedented bailout legislation into law. The $787 billion “rescue” package is intended to create jobs and jumpstart the ailing U.S. economy. Whether the plan has its intended effect, only time will tell; however, one effect we all can agree on is that since Election Day, the market hasn’t been very bullish on Obama.

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