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“…The Michelangelo computer virus strikes. Bank stocks led the plunge back into the red Thursday as investors worried that Citigroup could be nationalized and the stock dropped to below a dollar ending the day at a dollar to. City groups all time high 57 dollars city has already gotten 45 billion dollars in government aid and loan guarantees but investors are looking at its balance sheets stuffed with toxic assets and the slowing economy. Also word that reports about a new stimulus plan in China -- all they were cracked up to the help to saint stocks. . The Dow closed down 281. Points the NASDAQ down 54 at the S&P down thirty. We may not be renting videos from blockbuster but we're buying more stuff fair and …”

“…in a moment but first this reminder once the latest buzz on Wall Street -- a morning -- talking marketwatch.com. Slash podcast. …”

“…the economy are getting some of the credit for yesterday's -- on Wall Street. . The Dow closed a 150 points higher after five straight days of losses. Closer to home housing is in the news as well with …”

“…to take a walk on the wild side just to head for Wall Street. . It was another down day for the Dow yesterday in another day for investors to wonder when they'll see things turnaround ABC's Batiste. Stocks are down almost 19% since the Obama administration took office down more than 50%. From their -- …”

“…the bell outside -- group an AIG. Investors will continue to sell stocks until they're convinced they know the new rules of the game. Who'll be bailed out and on what term. …”

“…merged to form the world's largest brewer. In that. Here traders took stocks back to spring 1997 levels on the latest financial news. The government says it's pumping another thirty billion dollars into insurer AIG after it reported almost 62 billion dollars in quarterly losses. And HSBC is closing its consumer loan business in the US and cutting 6100 jobs. Investors ignored the economic reports consumer spending and personal income slightly up last month and manufacturing still -- last month but at a slower pace than expected. The Dow plunged nearly 300 points the NASDAQ down 55 the S&P down 34. After the miserable day MarketWatch columnist Mark Hulbert says we need to put things in perspective. …”

“…network I'm Adrian Mitchell. Coming up lessons of a lousy day on Wall Street and some glossy Manx go a little more downscale to match America's mood. That and more just ahead -- the latest buzz from Wall Street. . Listen to morning's stock talk on iTunes and on marketwatch.com. Slash podcasts on the date book on this march 3. White House …”

“…and Adrian Mitchell. Coming up a look at the week ahead on Wall Street and help homeowners are trying to save by getting stuff they've ordinarily might not. Those stories coming up in just a moment want the latest buzz from Wall Street. . Listen to Morning Stock Talk on iTunes and on marketwatch.com. Slash podcasts among the companies reporting earnings we're finding out what their …”

“…After another rough week that ended the worst February ever for the Dow inside the S&P closed below -- from last November. Will this month be the one that begins the steep climb out of …”

“…bank collapsed after broker nick Leeson lost more than a billion dollars. Stocks staged a late day rally after the treasury reported deet tails of its capital assistance program for banks but it didn't last. Traders briefly take the major indices into the green after treasury said the banks can get more bailout money. But it wasn't enough to make investors forget the latest gloom and doom on housing. Stocks racked up deep losses on word that existing home sales fell last month to the lowest level in twelve years and plunged 15% over the past year. Stocks trying to recover after the treasury announcement then finally. After that brief foray into positive territory late in the trading day. The Dow closed down eighty points the NASDAQ closed down sixteen the S&P 500 lost eight. If you're looking to buy your first home you can get a break from …”

“…the IRS. That and more just ahead once the latest buzz from Wall Street. . Listen to Morning Stock Talk on iTunes and on marketwatch.com. Slash podcasts on the -- book on this February 26 we're getting …”

“…first parade with floats instinct that Mardi Gras in New Orleans. On Wall Street stocks plunged more than eleven year low. To start the week after a brief bump up at the start of the trading day as investors digested a report that the government might increase its stake in Citigroup. But those gains vanished as investors maintain their wait and see attitude about government rescue plants the Dow fell 251. Points to 7115. The NASDAQ was down 54 the S&P down 27. After the bell Nordstrom shares shot higher after its quarterly earnings came in better than …”

“…customers off the -- says it deals with a jump in delinquencies. Wall Street will watch for the latest headlines out of Washington Tuesday with president Obama and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke both delivering major …”

“…Those stories coming up in a moment want the latest buzz from Wall Street. . Listen to morning's stock talk on iTunes and on marketwatch.com. Slash podcasts among the companies reporting earnings Campbell's soup which has just …”

“…regulate the use of radio frequency. After a rough week which saw stocks crashed through November's floor and keep on going. Will we get any relief in the coming week. We get a look ahead …”

“…and in 2005. Spain ratified the constitution of the European. The Dow closed at its lowest level since October of 2002. Below 7500. Financial stocks continued their slide in tech stocks plunged after of that quarterly report from HP. The Philly Fed index is -- a bleak picture of manufacturing and first time …”

“…sales. That in more just ahead -- the latest buzz on Wall Street -- Morning Stock -- marketwatch.com. Slash podcasts on the -- on this February 20. We're getting the latest word on consumer prices …”

“…never went much of anywhere. And finished about where they began the Dow closed up three points the NASDAQ down three the S&P down a fraction. Hewlett-Packard should be a stop to watch on Thursday after the close HP's quarterly forecasts …”

“…applies to online job postings that are targeting desperate job seekers. The Wall Street Journal says many online job -- turn out to be something else like ads for career services or job training manuals. If …”