Friday, October 15, 2010
FCC Unveils New Rules for Cellphone Billing
The Federal communications Commissions unvieled proposted rules that would require mobile- phone companies to alert customers who are close to exceding limits on monthly data or voice minutes. The alert will be in the form of a txt msg. Earlier this year, the FCC released a study that suggested upward of 30 million Americans have experienced bill shock or have recieved a bill that was astronomicaly higher than they expected. The company have confired that they have recieved 700 complaints about the issue in the first half of the year and 67% of those complaints were about bills be more than $100 dollars or more than expected.
Emergerging Market Currencies Soar
The U.S. dollar is still going down, it is declining against currencies of emerging markets, their are few signs that global financial officials made progress in defusing tensions in talks in washington last weekend. A surprising move was amde by singapore to tighten the policy of acclerated greenback's slide. Even though we are in a good time by bein out of the recession for almost a year now it still has some minor setbacks that still need to be worked out.
Saturday, October 9, 2010
As Gold continues to Rise Traders Make Bets on a Fall
Trader have been predicting an end to this impressive ride that gold has lately. Options traders have two good reasons to buy hedges or specultive plays on a drop in gold, Mr.Wohl said (chief executive of woodlawn advisors). The gold fund's options are relativly inexpesive because of the incremantal gains, which spur drops in the funds option. This article tells me and should tell you to NOT BUY GOLD!
Stocks Slide as Eyes Turn to Jobs
Sticks slipped a little Thursday on concerns that upcomming quarterly earnings reports and monthly jobs data moght disappoint.Better-than-expected employment and retail-sales number limited the decline.Weekly jobs data released Thursday showned the number of U.S. workers filing new claims for jobless benefits unexpectedly fell last week to their lowest level since July 10th. This is enough proof to show American will be fine the economy is comming back and that politicians don't know crap!
Friday, October 1, 2010
God is a resonable First Cause
Regarding Roger Scrutons "memo to Hawking: There's still Room for God. This man was an electronic engineer for over 40 years and he confesed that their are two things that require some unknow force and intellegence to exist. Fisrt mass/energy it can not be created or destroyed the second is uncertanty increase with temperature. if everything was created in a single burst of raw energy at a single point in space. Both of these singularities require infinate temperature at the instantce of creation. That sounds pretty convincing to me.
The Dow Jones
Industrial avg. added 10% in the third quarter, even as economic uncertainty fueled an exoduse of small investores from U.S. stocks. On Thursday, the dow jones lost 47 points to 10788.05 points. that is some great news that means were rebuilding our economy.
AIG,U.S. Agree on an exit Deal;Making It Will Be Tougher
AIG has a plan that could end the bailout sooner than thought but that means selling at lease $50 billion of shares to private investores over months or years, making a easy way out from being far from certain.
Dow Slips 47.23, Closing Strong September
The stock market .4% for the final day of the third quarter which the market ended the strongest in 71 years which is phenominal. Their were major companies that did pretty good companies hits like Catepillar which gets most of their income from overseas fell 1.6% but regained at 31% and johnson & jonhson just fell .6%. This is a great sign for Aerican and the economy.
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