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Best of times, worst of times. Stocks are way up; stocks are down. Europe has its debt act together;Europe doesn’t. China can save the world; China’s economy is about to crumble. Gregory Zuckerman explains it all.
SMARTMONEY: What every homeowner needs to know about Zillow, Trulia and other websites that post questionable home values. We show you how to figure their fuzzy math.
MarketWatch: Amu Hoak says scammers are working the weak housing market.
Tip of the Week: Beating airline baggage fees.
The Aggregator: Shopping strategies for the holidays.
Al's Emporium by Al Lewis: The truth about Citigroup? The SEC doesn’t want to know the truth. It couldn’t handle the truth.
Family Finances by Veronica Dagher: Grandparents get out the checkbooks.
Barron's Insight: The lowdown on Equifax.
Ask Dow Jones: Tom Herman sets the record straight on rumors of changes coming to gift taxes.
Personal Business: Sizing up President Obama’s college-debt initiatives.
Reality Check by Rex Nutting: What a difference a day makes For Silvio Berlusconi.
Health Costs: Watch out for rising deductibles.
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EmperorSmith posted at 2:11 pm on Sun, Mar 13, 2011.
Bet the long shot.
EmperorSmith posted at 7:04 pm on Sat, Apr 2, 2011.
lol, ok that was the office pool. Personally diversified portfolio.
Now if some spar coin to play with do some research on past global events and how people over react to them. Play your cards rights and maybe the long shot will come in.
EmperorSmith posted at 7:21 pm on Sat, Apr 2, 2011.
Takes cojones. I shorted a stock once at 123, I knew it was going to drop. It went to 139 and my you know what puckered so covered the short. It topped in the low 40s then fell into the 80s and bottomed at 68. If I would have held that position I would made about 10k.