Gross Domestic Product Percent Change (Chart)

Gross Domestic Product, 1 Decimal, Quarterly, Billions of Dollars, Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate.

Bar Chart, Percent Change

$14,149.8 Billions versus $14,497.8 a year ago.

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Nasdaq Composite Outperforming on Rally from Lows (Chart)

Nasdaq Composite (Red) versus Dow Jones Industrial (Green), Percent Change, Chart

The comparison chart shows that the Nasdaq is more volatile than the Dow.

Since the March lows the Nasdaq has dramatically outperformed the Dow. This indicates that investors are very bullish on tech stocks. Tech stocks are usually good investments in an economic turnaround. An added plus is that Tech stocks are not usually burdened by debt.

The Nasdaq is likely to be extremely vulnerable or any market correction. It is time to be careful.

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Dire Predictions: Understanding Global Warming

This is excellent reading and also a great gift.

Dire Predictions: Understanding Global Warming

This book boils it all down for you into easily understood, sometimes amusing explanations, and illustrations. This is your roadmap into understanding global warming and will turn you into authority on the subject.

The book covers the work of IPCC Working Groups One, Two, and Three. While the reports of these three groups are available online, each is well over 700 pages plus appendices. Mann and Kump have boiled down the essence into five parts, with mostly two-page articles full of colorful graphics, for a total of just over 200 pages of engaging science (A'ndrea Elyse Messer)

Obama Asks Nation for Input On Reforming Health System

Last week I wrote about one of my "pet peeves", the price Medicare pays for prescription drugs. You can read what I had to say at Obama laying the groundwork for U.S. health reform.

This Washington Post article, Obama Asks Nation for Input On Reforming Health System, really has me encouraged.

'We Want Your Exact Ideas,' Daschle Says

"In order for us to reform our health care system, we must first begin reforming how government communicates with the American people," Obama said in a statement yesterday. "These Health Care Community Discussions are a great way for the American people to have a direct say in our health reform efforts."

If you would like to get your voice heard on health reform go to Change.gov. You can enter your ideas into a simple form and submit it.

Also see, Critical: What We Can Do About the Health-Care Crisis

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