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Beyond the Pale?

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September 15, 2009 – Comments (1) | RELATED TICKERS: CNBC , GE

 

http://www.cnbc.com/id/32859716

 

I've grown used to CNBC favoring certain data over others...  Treating certain data-points with an un-even hand... And just generally trying to be "positive" no matter what...  But doesn't this go beyond the pale?  Here's a quote:

 

And that's kept the market relatively flat so far this month

 

FLAT?? Are you kdding me?  Looking at the 10-day history I see a market that kicked in the teeth at the start of the month but has since risen to a 2-4% gain depending on which index you fancy, and thats just from the start of month... had you bought a little later one you'd have 6% or so to crow about... 

 

Even Bernie "oww that hurts use more shampoo" Madoff didn't promise people those kind of gains!!  If memory serves he lured people in with a mere 1% per month.

 

 

1 Comments – Post Your Own

#1) On September 15, 2009 at 3:26 PM, jason2713 (< 20) wrote:

 

Agreed, this jobless "recovery" with citzens buried in debt is surely to keep rising the markets 4% a month.  Isn't that the norm these days despite:

Blockbuster to shutter as many as 960 stores

U.S. rebuffing big banks' push to exit bailout

Washington state unemployment rate rises in August

HSTA Proposes Settlement, 17 Furlough Days

More companies turn to furloughs to save money, jobs - USATODAY.com

Where does your state rank?

Visualized diagram of deficits

 

 

 

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