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Dow starts week on 2-month high

There will be no shortage of economic data and corporate news as traders get back to work after the holidays. The real hope is that the market can build upon Friday's rally, when the Dow Jones industrial average snapped a four-week losing streak and ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, San Francisco Chronicle,  5 Jan 2009

Traders get back to work in 1st full week of 2009, face stream of negative economic data

NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street will open for trading Monday at a two-month high as investors have grown more optimistic that the worst of the market's rout might be over. But, analysts contend, the real test is still to come. There will be no shortage of ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Canadian Business Online,  5 Jan 2009

Traders get back to work in first full week of 2009, face stream of negative economic data

NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street will open for trading Monday at a two-month high as investors have grown more optimistic that the worst of the market's rout might be over. But, analysts contend, the real test is still to come. There will be no shortage of ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Canadian Business Online,  4 Jan 2009

Wall Street braces for 2009's first full week

Wall Street opens for trading Monday at a two-month high as investors have grown more optimistic that the worst of the market's rout might be over. But, analysts contend, the real test is still to come. There will be no shortage of economic data ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, eTaiwan News,  4 Jan 2009

Wall Street braces for 2009's first full week

NEW YORK — Wall Street will open for trading Monday at a two-month high as investors have grown more optimistic that the worst of the market's rout might be over. But, analysts contend, the real test is still to come. There will be no shortage of ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Newsvine,  4 Jan 2009

Traders get back to work in first full week of 2009, face stream of negative economic data

NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street will open for trading Monday at a two-month high as investors have grown more optimistic that the worst of the market's rout might be over. But, analysts contend, the real test is still to come. There will be no shortage of ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Canadian Business Online,  4 Jan 2009

Traders get back to work in first full week of 2009, face stream of negative economic data

NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street will open for trading Monday at a two-month high as investors have grown more optimistic that the worst of the market's rout might be over. But, analysts contend, the real test is still to come. There will be no shortage of ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Canadian Business Online,  4 Jan 2009

Traders get back to work in first full week of 2009, face stream of negative economic data

NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street will open for trading Monday at a two-month high as investors have grown more optimistic that the worst of the market's rout might be over. But, analysts contend, the real test is still to come. There will be no shortage of ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Canadian Business Online,  4 Jan 2009

Dow starts week on 2-month high

There will be no shortage of economic data and corporate news as traders get back to work after the holidays. The real hope is that the market can build upon Friday's rally, when the Dow Jones industrial average snapped a four-week losing streak and ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, San Francisco Chronicle,  4 Jan 2009

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