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October 14, 2008 01:11 AM UTC
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except for the fact that as of Friday close, those indexes were down 40% from the peak and about 20% in the past eight trading days.
Today’s gains roll back the losses by two or three days.
because he thinks the Dow will keep increasing for the next 21 days. He also seems to believe that people decide whether they can pay their mortgages based on how the Dow did that day.
I haven’t seen Republicans this nutjobby since 1992. Here’s an example from a reader of the always entertaining K.J. Lopez.
Yeah, like that won’t backfire the first day the Dow drops. Which I’m guessing will be tomorrow.
I heard some talk about a McCain bounce, but I cannot find it in today’s polls anywhere. All the polls indicate basically the same spread, expect a big gain for Obama in North Dakota. Please post.
…from this miracle? Patience, Noelle.
When Obama leads by 5 points, that’s within the margin of error.
When the Obama goes from 10 points ahead to 9 points ahead, that’s a McCain surge.
“Margin of error” has one meaning for mathematicians and statisticians, and a totally different one for Republican hacks.
from the cable news networks trying to fill their void… which is ironically why Sean Hannity was given a show.