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Where will the S&P 500 be on January 1, 2010?
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February
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- Quick Glance at Obama's Budget Plan
- Part 3: Investment Ideas
- Part 2: Historical Comparison
- Part 1: Economic Outlook
- Santelli for President...
- Retesting November Lows
- Updated Loss Projections
- Alt-A: The Next Wave of Write-downs
- A Glimmer of Hope
- Trading Range: S&P 500
- Wall Street Vs. Main Street
- Only the Bare Essentials...
- Interesting Trade
- Talent Drain
- China: A Technical Observation
- China: Down, but Not Out
- Stimulus Plan: Tax Cuts vs. Spending
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I cannot agree with your "Santelli For President" posting. I agree that "losers" who cannot pay their mortgages simply because they were greedy and tried to buy more house than they could afford. However, Obama has said his mortgage bailout plan will help those are in bad mortgages because greedy lenders got the better of them, right? How do you separate the losers from the duped? Also, I believe that obama said everyone will get some help on their mortgages, not just those that have defaulted, though I'm not sure what that is exactly.
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