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Dow Jones 800 Drop Special: Build That Second Income!
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"BARE" Market Report
Into to the hottest STOCK MARKET info on the web!
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Money Minute: Stocks, Oil Prices, McDonald's
The Dow Jones soared more than 300 points Friday. The AP's David Melendy reports on that and the rest of Friday's business headlines. (Aug. 8)
George Bush on Credit Crisis Economy CNBC Report October 10 2008
http://www.DaniJohnson.com This is the report that George Bush gave this morning after the dow jones fell over 800 points this morning in early session. President Bush on Friday encouraged the American people to have confidence in the economy during a "deeply unsettling period." "We can solve this crisis - and we will," said Bush, in a speech at the White House. Bush reiterated the recent measures taken by the Federal Reserve and Treasury Department to breathe life into the battered markets. "Here's what the American people need to know: The U.S. government is acting, and we will continue to act, to resolve this crisis and return stability to our markets," he said. Bush said that the government's "wide range of tools" included the $700 billion bailout of the financial industry, which he said is "big enough to work." This plan will authorize the Treasury to buy bad mortgage-related investments from finance companies, unfreezing the credit markets by freeing up banks and finance firms to lend once again. Bush also said the government has started to take steps to help homeowners to refinance into more affordable mortgages; cut the target for the federal funds rate; unveiled a plan to support the market for commercial paper; and has offered government insurance for money market mutual funds. In addition, he said the U.S. government is coordinating its efforts with other countries. "This is an anxious time, but the American people can be confident in our economic future," he said. Since Sept. 15, the day financial giant Lehman Brothers failed, the president has commented on the nation's financial health 27 times, either through written, radio or on-camera statements. On Friday, Bush spoke amid another day of stomach-churning volatility in the U.S. and world markets. The Dow plunged nearly 700 points in morning trading, though it erased some of its losses shortly afterwards, as traders snatched up bargain-bin stocks.
MoneyWatch (CBS News)
Alexis Christoforous reports Wall Street worries sunk the Dow Monday; credit card companies report earnings this week; and "Grand Theft Auto 4" hits stores. (CBSNews.com)
The CBOE Options Report with Doctor J: 11/18/08
Today's active index options, Interactive Brokers, trading volume, and iShares Dow Jones U.S. Real Estate Index Fund
The CBOE Options Report with Doctor J: 11/18/08
Today's active index options, trading volume, and iShares Dow Jones U.S. Real Estate Index Fund.
Down with Dow - Up With Profits! TFN Stock Breakthroughs 08/
http://www.todaysfinancialnews.com -- The Dow roller coaster ride continues, but Ian Cooper knows how to make money on either side. Learn his secrets! To read the latest FREE TFN Hot Stock Pick of the Week Research Report, please click here/follow this link: http://www.taipanfinancialnews.com/crashproofstocksWOW080207.html
John McCain: Town Hall 6/12/08
John McCain Town Hall Nashua, NH 06/12/08 TRANSCRIPT: QUESTIONER: Thank you Senator McCain. My name is John Mendowloski and I'm the President of the New Hampshire Alliance for Retired Americans. So my questions will deal with Seniors issues. JOHN MCCAIN: I can relate, I can relate to that (laughter). QUESTIONER: We're the same age sir. JOHN MCCAIN: You're looking good. QUESTIONER: Thank you, I've had a lot of repairs. MCCAIN: (laughter). QUESTIONER: My insurance company thought I was the six million dollar man [...] In January of 1940, Ellemay Fuller received the first Social Security check for $22.52. That was in 1940. We've gone thought the second World War, Korean War, inflation, you name it we've gone through it. Never once was a social security missed. Not Once. That's a tremendous record for a government run operation. One that we should be proud of. Now, I retired in 2005 and my wife retired in 2007. The stock market has bumped up and down during that time and neither one of our social security checks have been a day late. I also have investments. And just since last October my investments have dropped by 10% but not my social security. Now you have stated that you're in favor of, in favor of private accounts, which really is privatization of social security. Since 1987, till the present time, the 20 most precipitous drops in the stock market, as measured by Dow Jones, have happened during that time. And 19 of those 20 have happened since 1998. Sir, why would you have workers' nest eggs placed on the roulette wheel of Wall Street rather the safety and the guarantee of the United States government? JOHN MCCAIN: Because, because it is these worker's tax dollars that, their own dollars, that's going into the Social Security trust fund. It's their dollars, it's not the government's dollars to take from them. It's their dollars, it's their money. They're the ones that have earned it. Now let me finish now. I'll let you respond and rebut. But I'm not for "privatizating social security." I never have been and I never will be and that's a great buzzword for an attack. But I also believe that workers ought to have the latitude to take a small amount of their own taxes, of their own money, it's not somebody else's money and put it into an account with their name on it, a very small amount. And if they don't want to, don't do it. If they want to, then they ought to be able to take a small amount and have an account on it with their name on it. But also, with all your glowing reports about Social Security, let me give you some straight talk. It's going broke. QUESTIONER: "No sir. I haven't" MCCAIN: "Yes it is." QUESTIONER: "I disagree." MCCAIN: "Yes it is." QUESTIONER: "I disagree with you." MCCAIN: "I can just, I can only tell you the report of the trustees of the Social Security Trust fund. They're the ones we trust to give us that information. And there's a point where there is more money going out then coming in. And there's a point where there's no money left. That's why it's our obligation to the next generation of Americans to sit down together, Republican and Democrat, and fix the system. It happened before with Tip O'Neal and Ronald Reagan. And it can happen again." [...] LABEL: JM NH 6-12 (GR#88) DdHECS - Clip E To download a high res version of this clip, VISIT: http://issuealliance.box.net/shared/uvvbmljc4g To download the full campaign event, VISIT: http://issuealliance.box.net/shared/8e1yb8gsgw