By Josh Hayes on March 27, 2007
It was a day of bad news all around, as rising oil prices, more bad news from the housing market, and a drop in consumer confidence rocked stocks early. After the early morning rock, stocks basically spent the rest of the day boring everyone as all of the action was before the bell. Before the [...]
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By Josh Hayes on January 30, 2007
As is usual on a day where the Fed meets to decide interest rates, stock pretty much did nothing. However, the overall trend of the market is up and stocks followed the path of least resistance, closing green across the board. Even a gigantic jump in oil could not stop the market from throwing up [...]
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