Dow Jones Plunges On Biggest 1-Day Point Drop Since 9/17/2001 - The First Day of Trading After Sept. 11th
Tuesday February 27, 2007
The Dow Jones Industrial Average had its biggest one day point drop in around six years on surging volume at the New York Stock Exchange. According to CNBC, in this single trading session, all of the market's gains year-to-date were taken back and actually turned negative. Don't panic! Take a moment, shut off the television, and browse these valuable resources and articles to remind yourself how this can be a huge wealth building opportunity if you are more than five years away from retirement.
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Appreciation is never a guarantee–especially at a rate greater than inflation. In order to make money and create wealth, one has to find ways to identify and create value.
Nice work
Rick Hernandez
http://www.29DaysToRealEstateProfits.com