Stocks poised for a higher open ahead of Fed rate decision
Filed under: Economy, Investing
U.S. stocks are poised for a higher open Wednesday morning. While investors were more cautious Tuesday, the first day of the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee two-day policy meeting, this morning they seem more convinced about the stance policymakers will take. This afternoon, the Fed will give its outlook on the economy and the corresponding policy it's taking. It is widely believed the Fed will not raise rates. Meanwhile, more earnings and economic data are on tap.More here: Before the bell: Futures rise ahead of Fed decision
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11-04-2009 @ 8:47AM
MADDAT52 said...
Obama's economic policies are the biggest threat to our national security that we have ever faced as a nation. The division of the people combined with the falling dollar creates the probable outcome of collapse and anarchy. This is a crime that needs to be addressed. It is obvious that this is the agenda and between Obama himself and his associates there is enough taped statements wherein they state that there intent is to destroy the constitution and remake America in there own way. If that's not a crime then what the hell is?
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