Chinese stocks slumped 9 percent Tuesday - the worst one-day selloff in a decade - on concerns that the government would interfere to cool the speculation that drove the Shanghai market up nearly 130 percent last year. (Full story).
Umm. Opposite. It's like if they cough in china we get sars and 10,000 people die.
I have treasury bills galore so this is good news for me I guess. The treasury bill went up as sellers pulled out and bought Tbills to keep taxes on the DL.
Working for an educational institution, the market is completely isolated from me and my personal wages. Like you said, that means it's now time to play in the markets.
Working for an educational institution, the market is completely isolated from me and my personal wages. Like you said, that means it's now time to play in the markets.
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