Once Upon a Time…
and not long ago, the Nasdaq hit over 14,000 points…new home building was skyrocketing, and the housing bubble got bigger and bigger….at last the average Jane and Joe were qualified home buyers, investors flooded the Online Broker sites and Online Trading was the the American dream alive and well, and dreams became a reality…and then came…
the Nightmare…
Jane and Joe investor continued Online Trading hoping for relief, as they watched market indices falling every day in record numbers. Indeed, the housing bubble busted, and soon Investors pulled back in fear – watching closely as their hard earned retirement savings dwindled before their very eyes…foreclosure signs were forced on neighborhoods all over America….the American dream became the American nightmare…
but what goes down must come up…2009 brought a new President…new hope, a new start…and the markets rallied…
Born to invest…
Investors came back…Online Trading was safe again..it was time to rebuild the American dream, and replenish the nest egg with Stocks, Options, Mutual Funds and ETFs. Much wiser and born to invest, Online Trading, and Stock Trading came back, investors via the Online Broker soon gained back their confidence in the American way.
An Online broker such as Firstrade.com provides self-directed investors with fast order execution, excellent customer service, and exceptional site performance. Major industry publications including Barron’s, Forbes, and Smart Money have all rated Firstrade as one of the best online broker for consecutive years.
04:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 07/15/2009 (Midnight Trader) — Stocks finish up 3% to 3.5%, at or near the highs after a robust session fueled by better-than-expected earnings and little surprises in the latest round of economic data. Financials and technology shares lead the charge after better-than-expected earnings for many of the big names reporting so far. The more than 250-point jump for the Dow Jones Industrial Average was its biggest since late March. Stock Trading News and Market Overview.
We’re still in recovery mode, no doubt our cigar budgets have seen a slight cut, but it is what it is…and what goes down must come up…
I may not be born to invest, but its encouraging to see our free market remain just that, a free market…
Longest Ashes,
Damsel..
Radom Thoughts
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