| Reader comments: Mitt deflects questions about faith, finances
Bury your head if you want, but the fact that Mitt makes INFORMED decisions...is willing to CHANGE HIS MIND (BIG difference between that and flip-flopping...look into it and you can find the reasons)...and has the experience that matters (as in REAL WORLD, not east coast hollywoood...er..washington experience) tells me he is the best candidate right now. .
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'08 Resolutions: Look To Election, Iraq, Economy
That raises questions about the confidence of U.S. consumers. Stocks still posted moderate gains for the year despite the subprime mess, not to mention record oil prices, a slowdown in corporate profits and hints of a recession. Provided there's no bear market before then, March will mark the five-year anniversary of the current bull market. Historically speaking, that's an old bull. Most bull markets last less than half as long. The market's worst correction since 2003 was a 19% drop in the Nasdaq in 2004. That was the closest to the typical definition of a bear market, which is a decline of 20% or more. But while Wall Street has avoided a big jolt, its recent rallies haven't been explosive, either. The Nasdaq's August-October uptrend left the composite only 5% above its pre-correction highs, for example.
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