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Date:
Thu, 19 March 2009 11:00 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject: Rahma In Red 4 Days In A
Row, And Dow Jones Above 7000 Again
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Sunday 8 March 2009
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Monday 9 March 2009
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Tuesday 10 March 2009
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Wednesday 11 March 2009
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Thursday 12 March 2009
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Thursday 12 March 2009
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AP
How the Dow Jones industrials fared Monday
Mon Mar 9, 6:36 pm ET
By The Associated
Press
Uneasiness about the economy eclipsed a bounce
in troubled financial stocks as well as news of
a merger between drugmakers Merck & Co. and
Schering-Plough Corp. Stocks rose in the early going but turned lower in a now familiar pattern where short-lived bursts of optimism give way to concerns about the country's economic woes.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 79.89, or 1.2 percent, to 6,547.05.
How the Dow Jones
industrials fared Tuesday
Tuesday March 10,
5:50 pm ET
By The Associated Press
Wall Street has had its
best rally since late November after some
good news from Citigroup. The company said it
operated at a profit during the first two months
of the year. That energized financial stocks and
in turn, the entire market. Many analysts are
still cautious -- noting that Wall Street has
seen many blips higher since the credit crisis
and recession began. The Dow Jones industrial
average rose 379.44, or 5.8 percent, to 6,926.49.
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Dow jumps
nearly 300 as Citi announces profit
By SARA LEPRO,
AP Business Writer
Tue Mar 10,
3:42 pm ET
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NEW
YORK – Wall Street got
some good news from
Citigroup, and responded
with a huge rally. Led
by financial companies,
the market made its
first big move upward in
weeks Tuesday after
Citigroup Inc. said it
had operated at a profit
during the first two
months of the year. All
the major indexes soared
more than 4 percent, and
the Dow Jones
industrials at times
shot up more than 300
points, putting the
index on pace for its
biggest gain of the
year.
But
analysts remain
cautious. Word of Citi's
performance
broke
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months-long torrent of
bad news from the
banking industry but
analysts weren't ready
to say the stock market
was at a turning point
and about to barrel
higher after a slide
that's lasted more than
16 months.
"To
have a sustained rally,
we have to have a shift
in sentiment," said Kurt
Karl, chief U.S.
economist at Swiss Re.
"One day isn't going to
make a trend."
Still, the Citigroup
news offered investors
some hope that the first
quarter will show signs
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How the Dow Jones
industrials fared Wednesday
Wednesday March 11,
6:12 pm ET
By The Associated Press
How the Dow Jones
industrials and other major stock indexes fared
in Wednesday's trading.
Investors struggled but
managed to turn Wall Street's best performance
this year into a two-day advance. Stocks ended
with modest gains Wednesday but the Dow Jones
industrial average still recorded its first
two-day climb since Feb. 5-6. The buying was far
more subdued than on Tuesday when Citigroup
Inc.'s upbeat assessment of its business sent
investors rushing into the market, in part to
cover bets that stocks would continue to slide.
The Dow Jones industrial
average rose 3.91, or 0.1 percent, to 6,930.40.
How the Dow Jones
industrials fared Thursday
Thursday March 12,
4:39 pm ET
By The Associated Press
How the Dow Jones
industrials and other major stock indexes fared
in Thursday's trading.
Stocks rose for the third
day Thursday after an accounting board told
Congress it may recommend a let-up in accounting
rules for troubled banks. Retail sales figures
also came in better than anticipated, General
Electric Co. saw its credit rating cut by less
than expected, and General Motors Corp. said it
will not need a $2 billion loan it previously
requested from the government.
The Dow Jones industrial
average rose 239.66, or 3.5 percent, to 7,170.06.
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From Sunday 8 March 2009 up to Wednesday 11
March 2009, Rahma Sarita appeared wearing red-dress four-day-in-a-row
in the live programs. The first three days were in the dusk program
of "Kabar Petang" started at 17.30 o'clock, and the fourth
day was upper in the evening at the "Apa
Kabar Indonesia" started at 21.00 o'clock. It was like depicting the
moving up chart, from three days in a row at 17.30 to the fourth
day at 21.00. As if to mark my consent to move up to the eternal life, for
the good of this world.
It ended up on Thursday, in the
one-day-earlier recorded program of political debate in
"Debat Partai"
started at 19.30, she also wore red dress sitting beside Firman Jaya
Daeli from PDIP whose name similar with my name Firman.
Those reds for "Firman up to the heaven above"
came along with the news on Tuesday about Dow Jones jumps nearly 300 as Citigroup
announces profit, rose 379.44, or 5.8 percent, to 6,926.49. Then on
Thursday 12 March 2009 Dow Jones burst up above 7,000 again, reaching 7,170.06
after plunging below 7,000 for the first time since 1997 on 2 March 2009.
Her red dress was like following my previous
letter of "Dow
Jones Sign For Managing The Red Passion",
while Dow Jones' market-up reaction was like a reminder about "
Rahma
As A Test For You And I ?".
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