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    "An improving sign in the labor market and rising October retail sales gave life to consumer stocks Thursday, with Walt Disney and American Express leading the Dow Jones Industrial Average back above 10000. … For the session, the DJIA closed up 203.82, or 2.08%, at 10005.96, marking its biggest point gain since July 15." (11/05/09) Rational Review News Digest is supported by reader contributions. Full Article at Rational Review
    An improving sign in the labor market and rising October retail sales gave life to consumer stocks Thursday, with Walt Disney and American Express leading the Dow Jones Industrial Average back above 10000. … For the session, the DJIA closed up 203.82, or 2.08%, at 10005.96, marking its biggest point gain since July 15.
    SOURCE: Rational Review 2 weeks ago

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