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US Markets
Last Close
Sept. 2, 2010

TWSE News US Stock Market Index Levels

S & P 500
1089.89 + 6.60

 Nasdaq
2200.00 + 21.99

Dow Jones
10,319.80 + 50.33

 

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Dell Computer Call Center Customer Service Representatives
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers
(Mohali, India)  - March 2010
Hundreds of thousands of immediate openings available! Job requirements include ability to speak semi-understandable or broken English. Years of devoted and unappreciated experience in the US Information Technology field a must. Current MCSE or MCSA certifications a plus. Relocation required to the Punjab Province. Competitive pay - $7.50 to $8.50 per hour based on past earnings of $55,000 to $67,000 annual salary in the US. Company paid Tetanus shots. No calls please. Fax your Resume and documentation of the huge cost to you for your Technology degree and technical certifications.  Former Dell Computer employees and consultants who were fired by greedy corporation outsourcing jobs overseas preferred.

 

The Wall Street Edge Suspends The Wall Street Edge Reporter The Dan Ryan After Annual 2010 Employee Reviews
(
New York, New York) January 2010
The Editor in Chief, BW Schulz placed The Dan Ryan on paid suspension after an annual employee review.  The Dan Ryan, whose office infractions included spilling half a bottle of single malt scotch whiskey on his laptop computer and replacing all of the staff's energy drinks and sodas with self-carbonating pint cans of Guinness beers when it was his week to restock the employee lunchroom refrigerator, has been placed on a harsh administrative leave. 

The Wall Street Edge was unable to reach The Wall Street Edge reporter for comment.  BW Schulz, chief editor, has also launched a review of The Dan Ryan's articles for further fact checking and issued a retraction on some of the controversial reporter's rants. The Dan Ryan, whose unbreakable contract is signed for three years and until the Mayan calendar ends the current world civilization in a total global catastrophe, or which ever occurs first.

Tracing cashed payroll checks, sources indicate that the reporter is on a wild, brawling Bushmill's scotch bender in Ireland, which has no extradition treaty with the United States.  BW Schulz, in an official internal Wall Street Edge memo leaked to Wall Street Edge sources, reportedly wrote that  "The Wall Street Edge News owes apologies to 'just about every category' of our readers who found some of The Dan Ryan's articles possibly offensive, reckless, or both." 
Schulz, after tapping a cold pint of the black stuff, commented, "We run a tight ship around here and our journalistic standards needed to be clearly spelled out for this employee and reinforced with a strict three week paid holiday suspension."
--More to follow-- 
BW Schulz TWSEN Editor in Chief

--BW Schulz, Editor in Chief

 

Software Engineer - Active Pilot License With Private Plane Desired
Must not have current IRS Tax Penalties
(Lincoln, California)  - March 2010
Recent vacancy needs to be filled. Job requirements include writing software code, proof of filing annual Federal tax returns, and paying off student loans for your now useless Engineering Degree in the ruined, worthless, corrupted US economy controlled by Big Brother. Can not have burned down your own house.  Private plane required for commuting to out of state clients a must but not flying into Federal Buildings preferred. Job requirements include being alive. Fax resume/ political manifesto to Department of Homeland Security or FBI.

 

Corporate Diagnosis: Does Your Company Suck?
(
Las Vegas, NV, USA)   July 2010
Let's be brutally honest; you're not up for Employer of the Year here. Your corporate morale is equal to that of a platoon of Japanese soldiers sealed inside a cave on Iwo Jima waiting for the Marines to finally put a sweet end to their misery with a nine second blast from a flame thrower.  At least half of your staff downs a mix of powerful prescription antidepressants just so they can contort their faces into a death grimace and mutter 'morning' to one another while the other half pops handfuls of tranquilizers all day long just to keep from jumping out of their office windows or beginning their commute with the garage door closed, the car running. Your health care deductibles are through the roof.  Sick days are maxed out.  Fake working is rampant. 

The smell of cordite is practically already in the office air. Employees wish that someone would fly a plane into your building and hoping that it will be while you're all in it. The boss throws bipolar tantrums and threatens firings for the slightest infractions like being a minute late. Legal costs exceed bonuses. You've received bomb threats, death threats, and someone keyed all the company cars.

Employees drag themselves through the workday like their brains were shot full of Botox.  The conclusion is simple: Your Company Sucks. Your business model is totally dysfunctional. Everyone is in charge but no one is responsible.  You're surrounded and cajoled by sycophants. Employees scheme against one another. Your staff absolutely loathes your clients, and your clients hate you, your services, and your products.

Pause a moment, though, before you jerk the steering wheel of your Mercedes into a reinforced freeway cement pylon to induce a lethal, off center front-end impact (Princess Di style.) Repeat these words to clear your atrophied, or likely absent conscience: my company sucks, my company sucks... For the devote, lay prostrate on a carpet three times a day facing east and repeat those words: my company sucks, my company sucks... Realize that your employees on a simply base human level, completely hate you, and working for you. They go to sleep at night dreaming that your private jet will snap off its port wing and send you into a terror plunge; one only exceeded by the hellish free fall that follows as your loosed soul plummets into a boiling lake of eternal fire and damnation. So repeat often as needed, tapping your heels together: my company sucks, my company sucks...
Why does the American economy suck?  Because our companies suck.
A bottled water and 31 Valiums anyone?
M.Moops TWSEN Eastern Bureau Chief
--M.Moops, Corporate Therapist

 

 

 


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US Markets Closed for Labor Day, Monday, 6th September 2010

Commodity Futures
September 3, 2010

US Markets Closed

Crude Oil / per barrelTWSE News crude oil commodity futures
$76.57  - $0.36


Silver / per ounce
TWSE News silver commodity futures
$19.88  + $0.208


Wheat / per 100 bu
TWSE News wheat commodity futures
$741.25  + $27.50


Coffee / per 100 llb
TWSE News coffee commodity futures
$186.95 +  $2.10


Lean Hogs / 100 llb
TWSE News lean hogs commodity futures
$77.20  + $0.775


Rice / per 100 llb
TWSE News rough ricecommodity futures
$11.72  + $0.29


Lumber / per 1000 ft
TWSE News lumber commodity futures
$209.10  + $2.60


Soy / per 100 bu
TWSE News soy bean commodity futures
$1035.00 + $26.00


Copper / per 100 llb

TWSE News copper commodity futures
$350.00  + $0.45


Live Cattle / 100 llb

TWSE News live cattle commodity futures
$98.55  + $0.10


Corn / per 100 bu

TWSE News corn commodity futures
$464.50  + $17.00


Oats / per 100 bu
TWSE News oats commodity futures
$295.00  +  $11.00


Heating Oil / 100 gal
TWSE News heating oil commodity futures
$205.07  - $1.16


Sugar Cane / 100 llb
TWSE News cane sugar commodity futures
$20.60  - $0.21


Wool / per 1000 llb
TWSE News wool commodity futures
$917.00  + $2.00


Natural Gas / MMbtu

TWSE News natural gas commodity futures
$3.912  +  $0.161


Cotton / per 100 llb
TWSE News cotton commodity futures
$89.45  -  $0.04


Cocoa / per 1000 llb
TWSE News cocoa commodity futures
$2772.00  +  $37.00


Gold / per ounce
TWSE News gold commodity futures
$1248.90  -  $4.50

Commodity Prices are for Information Purposes Only. Verify Measures with your
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US Stock Markets
September 3, 2010

US Markets Closed

TWSE News S & P stock index
1104.51  +  14.41

TWSE News Nasdaq stock index
2233.75  +  33.74

TWSE News Dow Jones stock index
10,447.93  + 127.83

US Markets Closed for Labor Day, Monday, 6th September 2010

   

  

 
 
 
 
 
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