Market Watch Diary Sept 21 2004 NYSE Nasdaq
Market watch for September 21 2004 shows NYSE new highs 2 282 declines 981 unchanged 169 volume 1 645 116 640. Nasdaq diary noted.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2004
Page
9
Market watch for September 21 2004 shows NYSE new highs 2 282 declines 981 unchanged 169 volume 1 645 116 640. Nasdaq diary noted.
The Federal Reserve raised the federal funds rate from 1.50 to 1.75 percent, the third increase this year. Banks moved to raise prime lending on many loans, citing renewed economic momentum after earlier energy-price pressures. President Bush and John Kerry held differing views on the economy and job market.
General Motors will increase the number of vehicles with OnStar from 1.4 million this year to 3 million by 2006 due to high customer demand. OnStar is factory installed on Cadillac and Hummer and offered on GM models with a $695 option, including roughly $500 for hardware and $200 for year one service.
Janet Fen nell, whose 1995 kidnapping ordeal spurred a push for trunk release levers, led a campaign that helped shape federal rules. She and her husband Greig founded trunk release advocacy, later merging into Kids and Cars, which funded safety research and lobbied for durable power window switches and other protections.
Kev in Frye, a Hamilton financial consultant, will open QuikDrop franchises across the region to list market and ship items via eBay for a commission. QuikDrop seeks 30 million potential buyers, promising higher returns with market research professional listings and prompt feedback. Stores expect 800 to 1,500 items monthly with typical sale prices around 100 dollars.
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