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grmn cmp2 cute grmn CDTV.net 2009-09-18 Stock Market News, Trading News, Analysis Dividend Reports ANIK, GOOG, GRMN , VZ, LVLT, OC, KWR, TSS Popular Stocks | Ub News US stocks traded lower Wednesday, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 79 points to 9803, the SP 500 lost 15 points to 1049 and the Nasdaq Composite. ANIK, GOOG, GRMN , VZ, LVLT, OC, KWR, TSS Popular Stocks US stocks traded lower Wednesday, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 79 points to

Americans still gloomy

Almost 60 percent of those sampled in a WSJ/NBC poll say the economic slide has a ways to go - not a huge surprise considering that the national unemployment rate is nearing 10 percent and the L.A. rate is approaching 13 percent. Only 29 percent said that the economy had pretty much hit bottom, down from 35 percent last month. From the Journal's story: The recent recovery of the stock market has done little to temper the pessimism: 64% said the rise of the Dow Jones Industrial Average did

The Dow Jones itself is a ridiculous benchmark.

Last year, GM and Citigroup (C) were replaced by Travelers (TRV) and Cisco (CSCO). Then — AIG was replaced by Kraft Foods (KFT). Finally — Altria Group (MO) and Honeywell (HON) were replaced by Chevron (CVX) and Bank of America (BAC) which has run since then, Boeing (B), and Kraft Foods (KFT). The index is meaningless. It’s a game, and it’s crooked. In the famous words of Al Capone “It’s a racket. Those stock market guys are crooked.” Happy trading…Let’s see if people start covering

Stock market rises to new high for the year on positive earnings reports

The Dow Jones industrial average closed up about 96 points.

Fox News: Stock Market Rebound is a ‘Bush Recovery’

(ChattahBox)—The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 10,000, yesterday, for the first time in more than a year. Since Republicans have been blaming President Obama for the declining stock market, during an unprecedented economic downturn, you would expect that they would now give Obama credit for the market rebound. Well, not so much. Various lawmakers and conservative pundits made statements yesterday, minimizing the significance of the stock market rebound. But Neil Cavuto of Fox N

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