Monday snapped up beaten-down energy shares and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said another economic stimulus plan may be needed to revive lagging growth. US stocks opened higher on Monday as investors took signs of further easing of interbank lending rates as signaling that credit markets are beginning to loosen up, tempering recession worries. Everyone hope their right, since things stilll look abit scary at the present. Monday, October 20, 2008
Traders Work The Floor
Monday snapped up beaten-down energy shares and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said another economic stimulus plan may be needed to revive lagging growth. US stocks opened higher on Monday as investors took signs of further easing of interbank lending rates as signaling that credit markets are beginning to loosen up, tempering recession worries. Everyone hope their right, since things stilll look abit scary at the present. 
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