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still_one

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4. It may, but it will be on low volume. For some reason the small investor doesn't trust wall street

Reply to FarLeftFist (Original post)

Tue Feb 21, 2012, 01:13 PM

Feb 2012

and either are staying on the sidelines, or lost all their money when the market crashed due to the financial implosion

As for forbes, most of their prognostications are as good as a flip of a coin. forbes along with their republican columnists like Ken Fisher, who predicted that Obama would lose in 2008, and we would lose control of Congress also in 2008.

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Forbes signaling Dow 15,000 possible by end of year. [View all] FarLeftFist Feb 2012 OP

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Exactly what I was about to say. nt boxman15 Feb 2012 #9

It may, but it will be on low volume. For some reason the small investor doesn't trust wall street still_one Feb 2012 #4

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