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February 4, 2012 11:22 PM EST
How can we make yesterday sound exciting? Most of the “chatter” was about British Petroleum, the leak, costs, and would the company entertain a buyout, investment, or divestment of assets? BP’s stock was up nearly 8% on the day, but this has become such a speculative game that only traders are really involved in the wild swings. Tumbleweeds rolled around the rest of Wall Street, as the winds of change were yet to come. At the bottom of the Jul... full story >>