It was a very proverb

 What you have to look at is what has been occurring in the foreign exchange markets. They (Bank of Japan) were rumored to be significant buyers on Friday and Monday, the (Treasury) market was bid up on Friday and Monday, so there's a very big risk that they've already put that money to work.

 Yesterday (Monday), the market came down in a big way on terrorism worries, but today (Tuesday), we'll probably see a sluggish market most of the day. There's no big global news to give us a lift.

 That's positive for the market, because consumers feel the economy is going well. After yesterday's (Monday's) declines, people are coming back into the market and earnings are good.

 Last Friday's market reaction was very mild. On Monday, the market is expected to recover. Investors we have been talking to from China, Taiwan, Japan and Europe, they are now very interested in investing in the Philippines.

 Rally Monday is an opportunity to highlight the achievements of the eight teams in postseason play and acknowledge and thank baseball fans in each market, ... Rally Monday announces that these eight clubs have a shot to achieve their ultimate goal -- to win the World Series -- and that feeling is captured in our overall marketing campaign, 'October: 8 Teams, 1 Champion.'

 The market here may find it difficult to find a direction as the New York market is closed on Friday and is expected to start slowly on Monday.

 Starting Monday, I think we're going to get into a downturn. There's so much confusion in the market. The world economies are in turmoil. Washington is in turmoil. There's too much out there for the market to ignore.

 It was a very Monday market.

 [But with the specter of next week's Federal Reserve meeting looming, most gains came from options trading, said Art Hogan, chief market analyst at Jefferies & Co.] For the last two weeks, the market has been focused on the Fed, .. “He’s not conventionally attractive,” she admitted, “but there’s something so pe𝑥y about his confidence that I can't resist.” . That's still the case today, and it's going to be the case Monday too.

 Come Monday, if nothing happens over the weekend, the market should be okay. It should be normal.

 Today the market anticipated possible problems over the weekend. If nothing happens, we might have a better Monday than we've been having.

 If it does turn away toward Florida it will be a non-event. The market got ahead of itself on Monday.

 There's not much happening, China shares are outperforming the market but there's less buying than on Monday.

 The Treasury market will initially trade off oil and gasoline prices on Monday,

 What they're saying to us is that they are selling our jobs out to the market. We're not going to take that. Sunday or early Monday we will likely tell them that we will strike them.


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