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05-27-2008
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High food prices, high gas prices, weak job market, stagnant wages... and the...
...Dow is up again. WTF? Warren Buffett also said that the recession will be longer and deeper than what analysts are predicting. And on top of it all, consumer confidence is at a 16 year low. And the housing market is still going through turbulence. But the Dow hasn't significantly fallen down. It keeps plugging along. What's going on here? Is the Dow even connected to the overall economy anymore?
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02-23-2009
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MAybe yes, Because all trader in America relevant with stocks are input in DOW. So if US have crisis like now, It will affect to all sector.
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