seekingalpha.com - 9/11/2009
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September 10, 2009 ALL AHEAD SLOW We just keep moving higher day after day. Bond auctions are going well which is contradictory to the notion that the economy will soon expand. Further encouragement came from Procter & Gamble ( PG ) who gave an upbeat outlook meaning people will still ...
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Friday Market Follies - Up, Up and Away?
Phil’s Stock World —
... We have finally broken through all of our breakout levels and no one is more surprised than I am to see this coming without a pullback (perhaps David Fry - see chart on right). We will, of course, remain cautious through the weekend but we’re already preparing to throw caution to the wind (sort of) as I’ve posted ...
Friday Market Follies - Up, Up and Away?
Trading Goddess —
... We have finally broken through all of our breakout levels and no one is more surprised than I am to see this coming without a pullback (perhaps David Fry - see chart on right). We will, of course, remain cautious through the weekend but we're already preparing to throw caution to the wind (sort of) as I've posted ...
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