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To: RnMomof7
Thanks all.

I've already covered the China media Coverup, the impact of a Bowl of Rice a Day wages and the H1B and S visa problems.

But there is something up when for instance Harley profits are up over 25% and the stock goes DOWN.

I watch CNN enough to know that when they choose to report are reporting good news, the market is up.

When they choose to report bad news, the market goes down.

And like I said, the fact that people had money in the market before the tech bubble crash proves, at least in the financial area, they are pretty dim.

I think the idea is pretty solid.

Sounds like a good project for a PhD research paper....
15 posted on 01/28/2003 9:45:17 PM PST by ChinaGotTheGoodsOnClinton
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To: ChinaGotTheGoodsOnClinton
When they choose

Key words

16 posted on 01/29/2003 7:02:07 AM PST by RnMomof7
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To: ChinaGotTheGoodsOnClinton
You are definitely on to something! Take a look at what this CBS Marketwatch writer is doing to this blurb on the Dollar!!! She is so excited that the Dollar is dropping in relation to other currencies (to equalize the superpower) that toward the end, she loses her touch on the keyboard!!!

11:07AM Dollar reverts to weakness after Bush speech - by Tomi Kilgore

The U.S. dollar's bounce lasted just one session, as disappointment over President Bush's State of the Union address Tuesday evening has renewed selling interest. The buck is currently down 0.4 percent at $1.0866 versus the euro. The dollar had ended a 10 session losing streak by gaining 0.2 percent on Tuesday after Treasury Secretary nominee John Snow said a strong dollar was in the national interest. Against the Japanese yen, the dollar is down 0.5 percent to 118.06. Disappointment over Bush's speech stemmed from his emphasis on Iraq, rather than on the domestic economy. "The dollar could vace renewed damage against the European currencies in the event that France and Germany step up their opposition to U.S. war intentions, and especially if such opposition gains more allegiance fromt eh poermanent [U.N.] Security Council members, namely China and Russia," said Ashraf Laidi, chief currency analyst at MG Financial Group.

see for yourself

No matter what the President says or does... It's always wrong to these propogandists!!!

32 posted on 01/29/2003 8:25:46 AM PST by SierraWasp (Like, hey man, SHIFT_HAPPENS!!!)
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