"DOW (12958 -1.66%) down 200 Amid Banking Concerns" - AP
Stocks slid further Monday as Wall Street absorbed a gloomy outlook for the banking sector as well as bleak news from the National Association of Homebuilders.
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The Carbon Way
There are a multitude of financial sites and blogs; a myriad of information, news and investing ideas. This one brings yet another perspective to this bloated arena, however it's not as instructional when compared to others. The original intent was to move certain elements of a handwritten trade journal, chronicled since 1998, to this online medium.
As a deviation to the educational or instructive blogs these entries are, at times, cryptic and erratic as they are the spawn of raw thought processes, rarely edited or tarried over. From time to time, the entries are reviewed, digested and we learn, from successes and stumbles alike. Welcome and enjoy.
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