12.17.2009 News Media pro.pagan.da

Markets advanced without any pull back for the last 10 months even though we are seeing -D since July 2009. Any meaningful correction...

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  Weekly Jobless Claims Rise as Labor Market Still Weak The number of U.S. workers filing new applications for jobless insurance unexpectedly rose last week, numbers that still suggested the labor market was improving. Americans Sour on Economy Trauma of Joblessness in U.S.

• FedEx Cautious on Current Quarter Profit, Shares Slip

  Shipping company FedEx reported quarterly earnings in line with earlier guidance Thursday, but its projections for profit in the current quarter was well below Wall Street expectations. FedEx Among Top US Employers

• Whitney Cuts Goldman, Morgan Profit Estimates
• US Delays its $5 Billion Citi Sale After Weak Pricing
  • Citi Offering a 'Terrible Error': Bove
• Top 10 Outrageous Predictions for 2010
• Bank of America Elects Brian Moynihan as New CEO
• US House Approves $155 Billion Jobs Bill
  • White House Now Looks to Broadband to Boost Jobs
• 4 Big Mortgage Backers Swim in Ocean of Debt
• Poll: Americans Most Pessimistic Since January
• Copenhagen Climate Talks in Trouble, Blame Begins
• General Mills Posts Higher Profit, Raises View
• Shaolin Monks Look to Market to Raise $150 Million
• Treasury Seeks More Lending Data From TARP Firms

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