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07-08-2015 12:45 PM
@terrier3 wrote:
@garmer wrote:I hadn't heard about the WSJ. Three cant' be a coincidence IMO.
They think WSJ might be down because so many people turn to them for financial news...worldwide.
Oh, thanks for that info. I heard about United this AM, then NYSE. I just turned CNN on after I read your post.
07-08-2015 12:46 PM - edited 07-08-2015 12:47 PM
I've been warning everyone for years to keep several of your latest bank statements (on paper). Nothing is better than paper, for retrieving $$$$. Never depend on 'technology'. And that goes for anything/everything.
07-08-2015 12:51 PM
07-08-2015 12:53 PM
It doesn't matter if it's internal/external, (schmoozel/schmaazel), keep those paper statements/records/whatever else. Just keeping a personal ledger won't get anyone anywhere. As my mom would say: 'Mark my words'.
07-08-2015 12:54 PM
Better than nothing at all...............
07-08-2015 01:05 PM
Cash in your hands is better than nothing at all.
Take your statements to your bank when they're out of cash. See how much better you'll feel?
07-08-2015 01:10 PM
07-08-2015 01:42 PM
My thought was or is....
People living in Greece need their money from their investments of stocks. Their Banks went down or they are allowing token amount. So maybe thousands of people cashed out their stocks. Causing a large downward drop of different stocks. So the NYSE closed down the stock exchange. My tiny guess.
07-08-2015 01:47 PM - edited 07-08-2015 01:47 PM
@onewhiteSparrow wrote:My thought was or is....
People living in Greece need their money from their investments of stocks. Their Banks went down or they are allowing token amount. So maybe thousands of people cashed out their stocks. Causing a large downward drop of different stocks. So the NYSE closed down the stock exchange. My tiny guess.
They are actually two completely different and mostly separate financial worlds but it does make some sense doesn't it?
Have no fear. The Greek economy is not big enough to take ours down.
07-08-2015 02:03 PM
@Laura14 wrote:
@onewhiteSparrow wrote:My thought was or is....
People living in Greece need their money from their investments of stocks. Their Banks went down or they are allowing token amount. So maybe thousands of people cashed out their stocks. Causing a large downward drop of different stocks. So the NYSE closed down the stock exchange. My tiny guess.
They are actually two completely different and mostly separate financial worlds but it does make some sense doesn't it?
Have no fear. The Greek economy is not big enough to take ours down.
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Thousands of Americans live in Greece and invest in our NYSE.
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