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1st in a series of videos outlining the basics of Day Trading, Showing how an average joe can open an account with 5-20k and make $500-$1000 a day trading the market. Will show you how i do it, and answer any questions you have. Each day.
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Asian markets continued to slide on Tuesday, following one of the worst days in Wall Street's history. Indexes in Asia fell anywhere from two to five percent. (Sept. 30)
Pessimism about a protracted economic downturn washed over the financial markets Thursday, sending stocks plunging and further tightening the credit markets. (Oct. 2)
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Fear swept across the financial markets Monday, sending the Dow Jones industrials down as much as 705 points, after the government's financial bailout package failed the House. (Sept. 29)
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Wall Street's worst fears came to pass Monday, when the government's financial rescue plan failed in Congress and stocks plunged precipitously. The almost 780-point decline was the largest one-day point drop ever for the index. (Sept. 29)
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It was going to be a historic deal to stop the US economy from collapsing into recession. But US Congress has voted against the proposed $700bn rescue package, a shock result which sent stock markets plummeting. Al Jazeera's John Terrett in New York looks at how events unfolded in the last few hours.
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Oct. 2 - Wall Street lost another 4 percent on Thursday as investors fear the government's proposed $700 billion remedy for the credit crunch may come too late for the economy.
Asian stock markets traded lower on Monday, despite word that a deal has been reached to bailout the economy in the United States. There remains concern because of a bank bailout in Europe. (Sept. 29)
Asian stock markets traded lower on Monday, despite word that a deal has been reached to bailout the economy in the United States. There remains concern because of a bank bailout in Europe. (Sept. 29)
Wall Street snapped back Tuesday after its biggest sell-off in years amid growing expectations that lawmakers will salvage a $700 billion rescue plan for the financial sector. (Sept.30)
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The stock market careened wildly during Wednesday's session, ending in negative territory. The moves came after the Federal Reserve was joined by other central banks around the world in cutting benchmark interest rates. (Oct. 8)
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Wall Street ended an intensely volatile week with another sell-off Friday while credit markets remained strained after enthusiasm over the government's $700 billion financial rescue plan. (Oct. 3)
Financial markets showed further signs of unease Wednesday, with stocks extending this week's gyrations as investors prepared for a Senate vote on the government's bailout plan. (Oct. 1)
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Wall Street extended its devastating losses Friday, but prices swung sharply as investors scooped up shares decimated by more than a week of intense and panicked selling. (Oct. 10)
Stocks fluctuated Thursday as Wall Street weighed the prospects for the economy after IBM affirmed its profit forecast and investors hoped the government might take ownership stakes in banks to help stabilize the financial industry.(Oct. 9)
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The financial markets saw some relative calm Wednesday as investors uneasily awaited a Senate vote on the banking bailout plan, with Wall Street falling only moderately and the credit markets still showing signs of strain. (Oct. 1)
