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“…Well John Wall Street has said good bye and good riddance to the worst first quarter for stocks in seventy years investors are hoping the second quarter will be better. Hugh Johnson chief investment officer at Johnson -- advisors sees …”

“…for bankruptcy for the second time in five years. And stopped fly. Wall Street gets back to work after a solid Thursday rally stocks were sharply higher fueled by a reprieve from accounting rules that force banks to value. Soured credit bets based on the most recent trades. Also -- rise in factory orders have been good cheers spreading -- hopes some good will come from the G twenty meeting in London the Dow was up 216 points NASDAQ added 51. As heroes 23. Blackberry maker Research in Motion could be a stock to watch after its quarterly profit beat estimates and its outlook topped forecasts. Maybe not having much luck on Wall Street Barbie she's headed to the Kentucky Derby did try her luck on the ponies. But so is putting on a special version …”

“…research service was launched. Now it was no April fool's joke as Wall Street put the first day of the new month into the win column. Stocks started the day lower after word from payroll processor ADP that the economy lost a worse than expected 742000. Private sector jobs in March. But an encouraging report on manufacturing and an increase in pending home sales helped to turn stocks around. So the Dow rose 153 points NASDAQ added 23 and the S&P gained. Thirteen now there was more horrible news across the board from auto makers on Wednesday GM's …”

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“…US. And in 2004. Google introduced its Gmail product to the public. Wall Street heads into April after a bullish march stocks ended with modest gains Tuesday capping the best month for Wall Street nearly seven years. For the month the Dow -- picked up about 8% NASDAQ gained 11% for the quarter vote NASDAQ was the best performer. It was down 3% so far this year. The other two down double digits for the first quarter. …”

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“…Mozilla. And just a year ago aloha airlines permanently ended passenger service. Wall Street's big march rally a little less impressive as stocks opened this week with a big sell off. Auto makers of financial stocks led the way down after the Obama administration forced GMC EO out and -- bankruptcy is still a possibility for it and Chrysler. GM shares sank 25% also banking stocks fell on fears that sector we'll keep on struggling. So you put it all together and after three straight weeks of gains the market bulls exhausted. It took some money off the table the Dow lost 254. NASDAQ fell 43 S&P dropped 28 points. I'd Tracy -- spoke with our resident card -- about where Detroit. Goes from here. …”

“…President Reagan shot outside of Washington DC hotel by John Hinckley junior. Wall Street gets back to work after a losing Friday but a winning week and stocks are poised to wrap up a solid month in the new week. In fact Stark's -- to post one of the best …”

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“…miles or so of the Washington metro subway system. Opened for business. Wall Street is setting the stage for a third straight week of gains it would only be the third time that's happened since the bear market began about a year and a half ago. And NASDAQ heads into Friday now positive for the year so far in the Thursday's session. The Dow climbed a 175. Points NASDAQ rose 58 and the S&P gained nineteen. All despite a sharp drop in gross domestic product in the fourth quarter. And a …”

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“…Monetary Fund approves a ten point two billion dollar loan. For Russia. Wall Street is coming up a session that probably caused some whiplash to a lot of investors. Stocks went from -- sharp gains on word of better than expected new home sales and durable goods orders. But then give it all up and then some mid session on a -- officials concerned about deflation. And a disappointing treasury auction but in the closing minutes a wild recoveries at the major averages all higher by the close. As financial stocks made a comeback so what did we saved well we saw the Dow had ninety points NASDAQ picked up twelve -- simply. In just about eight points. KFC is doing its part to rebuild the nation's infrastructure with a …”

“…I I it'll come the -- playing pretty well Wall Street where the Dow was up 500 points yesterday's close and financial analyst Eric Bolling says this could be the turning point. …”

“…Barrels of petroleum after running aground. All right chalk one up for Wall Street bulls a big one US stocks opened the new trading week with one of the best days in months. After getting some hopeful news on two areas that …”

“…newsroom of the market -- radio network I'm Steve Potisk coming up. Wall Street bulls get back their mode Joe Tiffany's sees tough times what investors buy anyway. …”