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S&P Matching Conditions
My favored outcome for 2010 is perhaps one along the lines of 1971.
I am a Wall Street Survivor
To the rhythm of Gloria Ganor's "I Will Survive".
Weekend update - Sept 19!
Monday and Tuesday, back and forth action will occur while we finish consolidating, then up for 3-4 days.
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