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Wall Street Updates : It rose sharply on yesterday, elevating the S&P 500 to a humble gain for the year as Apple &Amazon led tech stocks higher.All the ten major S&P sectors ended with gains, led by a 1.34-per-cent increase in the technology sector, its powerfull performance since the start of this month.

The Wall Street "Masters of the Universe" are soon to be old history folks. The chickens are indeed coming home to roost, the Global Banking Cartel's crimes are being exposed left & right... Prepare for my upcoming book "Economic Warfare" due in December of this year which will trigger it all. To start with, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), filed last week a $196 Billion Lawsuit against 17 financial institutions, certain of their officers and various unaffiliated lead underwriters. The suits allege violations of federal securities laws and common law in the sale of residential private-label mortgage-backed securities (PLS) to the Enterprises.

Walnut Street Finance helps builders and developers to get hard money loans in the Washington, D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia.

The Occupy Wall Street protests consist of numerous university students that are aggravated with regards to racking up huge student loans as well as not being able to find a job after they finish. Normally, I've got little tolerance for those who pin the blame on others for their issues. Certainly,

Gone are the days when bank interests on our savings used to be sufficient to make up for the inflation. As a matter of fact, letting capitalist banks handle your money is one of the biggest mistake you can make as an investor. Yes, there is some sort of 'security factor' self-proclaimed by the banks, but considering the interest they offer, it is safe to say that you rather burn your money away than let a bank channel your savings to their friends on the Wall Street.

In the world of high finance, it takes a unique combination of skills to succeed. Business knowledge, dealing with a variety of people and a willingness to set a goal and work toward it are just some of the attributes most successful finance professionals bring to the office each and every day. However, what surprises many people familiar with Wall Street is the fact that more and more engineers are trading in their bridge building and product design jobs for careers dealing with stocks and bonds. While at first this may seem like an unnatural alliance, there are in fact many similarities between the two careers.