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The following is an excerpt from Tuesday’s FindLeadingStocks.com intra-week update. It was sent to all our members in the middle of the trading day:
Market Update:
The following is an excerpt from Tuesday’s FindLeadingStocks.com intra-week update. It was sent to all our members in the middle of the trading day:
Market Update:
Here’s list of 5 Fears Investors Have Right Now: US Economic Growth: The lack of job growth and ongoing stagnation in housing remains a top concern. Interest Rates: How will the massive government deficits effect interest rates? The fiscal and economic health of Greece, Spain, Portugal and Ireland (i.e. PIGS). New Bubbles: Emerging Markets or Chinese real-estate? The high price…
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