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TOPWRAP 3-European data grim, Toyota to halt output in Japan - Reuters
Obama Said to Favor $775 Billion for Stimulus Plan - Bloomberg
Italy Not Concerned About Russia-Ukraine Gas Dispute - CNNMoney.com
European Inflation Rate Drops to Lowest in Two Years - Bloomberg
Bid to Revoke Madoff’s Bail Cites His Gifts - New York Times
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Nov 4th 11:13 EST - Futures markets up slightly
Nov 4th 11:00 EST - Obama projected winner
Nov 4th 10:37 EST - Electoral Votes count: 207 Obama vs 135 McCain
Nov 4th 8:30 AM EST - Markets are set to rally ahead of Election day. My prediction if Obama wins tomorrow, Dow will see 10,000 by Friday still stands.
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