Health Care Reform And Stock Market

Health Care Reform And Stock Market

College Students and Investing.

Most people see investing as just putting money in some where and watching it grow or reduce. Frankly investing is way beyond that. Going to class is investing, going to school is investing, time is investing.  Time especially is the most fragile of all investing all humans make, it is sometimes managed well or most times wasted. in my next blog I will be talking about time management.

Health care Reform and Stock market

    Many people are wondering how the health care reform will affect the Stock Market. Well the answer seem to have been showing it self already, In the past few days we have seen how the market rose to the news of the health care reforms. Many people doubted it, many feared that the health care reforms will put the nation in huge debt, well all we can do now is watch and see how the market situation plays out. 
   President Barack Obama has shown strong believe in the bill, he promised it and he delivered, I think most republicans do not oppose the bill, they are just upset that the Democratic are gaining grounds, if they thought of this plan they would have passed it.

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Nigeria Stock Market is strongly growing the question now is are they heading to the right direction in terms of earning reports, market stability etc. Nigeria Market is mainly specialized in Crude Oil and Agricultural product, most investors has found Nigeria as a home, they found values, and product to invest in and many are Cashing in Daily. Like it is in all other countries Stock market has Grown at large, every one wonder and thinking of the Stock market daily.

Nigerian leader said may leave Saudi hospital soon

By ABDULLAH AL-SHIHRI
Associated Press
2010-02-04 09:26 PM
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Nigeria's ailing president is still recovering in hospital but could be discharged within a week, a Saudi doctor treating the African leader said Thursday.

The physician's assessment came amid confusion over President Umaru Yar'Adua's health.

Nigeria's ruling party said two weeks ago he had left the hospital in the Red Sea city of Jiddah.

The doctor spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.

The Nigerian leader, who suffered from kidney problems and an inflammation of the sac surrounding the heart, arrived in Saudi Arabia in late November. He hasn't formally named his vice president as the country's acting president while he is away, sparking fears of a constitutional crisis.

"Our hopes and prayers is that he's able to come back to Nigeria as soon as possible," Rufai Ahmed Alkali, a spokesman for Nigeria's ruling Peoples Democratic Party, said Thursday. "We cannot speak for the doctors here in Nigeria. It is only the doctors that speak for him."

The party issued a statement Jan. 20 attributed to National Secretary Abubakar Baraje saying the president had spoken on the telephone to Nigerian officials as well as the media and that he had been discharged from the Saudi hospital.

But Alkali on Thursday denied that Yar'Adua had been released from hospital.

He, however, could not explain Baraje's comments.

Olusegun Adeniyi, a presidential spokesman, did not answer calls for comment Thursday.

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Associated Press Writer Jon Gambrell in Lagos, Nigeria, contributed to this report.