Stock Market Trends: Can Earnings be the Dragon Warrior needed to Slay the evil OIL Villain? - The Correct Call

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Stock Market Trends: Can Earnings be the Dragon Warrior needed to Slay the evil OIL Villain?
Jun 18, 2008 12:35 PM UTC

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The Dow continues to jump back and forth, over and under the 12,200 support level. With yesterday’s selloff, it is below the line in the sand, again. Clearly oil prices going up, up, up… is the driving factor behind the market’s demise. Tuesday’s 1.4% jump in wholesale prices for May didn’t help investors find much [...]

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