Check out these Yahoo! finance headlines....Even the false "strong economy" can't fake it anymore

[marmar]

Stocks Fall Amid Banking Concerns - AP - 2 minutes ago
Wall Street resumed its slide Monday as Wall Street absorbed a gloomy outlook for the banking sector as well as bleak news from the National Association of Homebuilders. The major stock market indexes each fell more than 1.5 percent, with the Dow Jones industrial average giving up more than 200 points.

Metals Stocks: Gold finishes lower, extending last week's losses - at MarketWatch - 2 minutes ago
Gold futures fell sharply on Monday after losing more than $47 in the previous week, as the dollar traded slightly higher against most of its major rivals.

NJ Casinos Again Struggle in 3Q - AP - 3 minutes ago
Net income at Atlantic City's 11 casinos rose 3.6 percent in the third quarter, reversing two consecutive quarterly drops, but other indicators showed the industry continued to struggle amid fresh competition.

Tech Stocks: Broad losses send techs lower at the close - at MarketWatch - 4 minutes ago
Technology stocks closed with losses Monday amid broader market concerns about the financial services and insurance industries that outweighed the benefit of Amazon.com Inc.'s new electronic book, and anticipation over Hewlett-Packard Co.'s earnings report.

Judge OKs Delphi Asset Auction - AP - 5 minutes ago
Delphi Corp. has won preliminary court approval to sell some of its brake-operations assets to TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. for $42.6 million.

Big selloff on Wall Street - at CNNMoney.com - 5 minutes ago
Stocks tumble after Citigroup downgrade revives worries about the mortgage and housing market fallout. Lowe's disappoints with its forecast.

Citigroup Falls After Analyst Downgrade - AP - 6 minutes ago
Citigroup Inc.'s stock took another thumping Monday after Goldman Sachs estimated the bank will take as much as $15 billion in writedowns over the next two quarters and recommended selling the stock.

Sector Glance: Web Retailers Mostly Down - AP - 7 minutes ago
Online retailers' shares mostly declined Monday, following the overall market's downward trend, though Amazon.com Inc. rose after the online retailer said its anticipated e-book reader is now available.

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[TomInTib]

1. Missing on all eight cylinders, isn't it?

You can't spin that sort of sh*t.

[Liberal_in_LA]

2. Recession!