Many Americans say unfazed by Wall Street woes
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KANSAS CITY, Missouri  - Despite the market woes whipsawing Wall Street on Tuesday, the mood of many on Main Street was unfazed as people across the United States said the downturn was overdue and likely to be short-lived.
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Fifty-six percent of Americans think  the stock market is too risky for Social Security funds,  according to a Newsweek poll released on Saturday.
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Wall Street's right, but for the wrong reason.
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The stock market is plummeting, the housing market is tanking, and talk of recession has reached a fevered pitch. So what does this mean for the American consumer?
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Older investors are facing tough economic realities as a result of the disappointing United States stock market this year.
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US stocks were mixed on Monday as worries about increased credit losses at American International Group (NYSE:AIG) added to fears that US companies face further credit-related turmoil.
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On Wall Street, where they&#39;re eagerly awaiting some near-record bonuses this year, the workers were a bit worried about joblessness yesterday - other people&#39;s, not their own.
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Many American investors ignore this great multinational company.
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Wall Street was lower as a pair of disappointing economic reports added to investor anxiety about the economy.
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HEN investors consider the bond market these days, the low level of interest rates should be more cause for worry than for gratitude.
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down - against other major currencies. The tumble has helped the portfolios of some fortunate Americans by bolstering the returns of their foreign stocks and bonds.
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The problems of others hit the stock where it hurts.
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Wall Street tried to sort through some problematic readings on the economy and new concerns surfaced about the safety of owning financial stocks.
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Wall Street is being spooked by the wrong fear. The 'I' word is scarier
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Most Americans believe their country's economy is in decline and that its cities are experiencing economic troubles on a variety of fronts, according to a Zogby International Poll released Wednesday.
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For generations, wealthy investors could rely on Wall Street to come up with products and services geared to meet their financial needs. Average Americans weren&#146;t so lucky. To much of Main Street, the financial world has long been a bewildering place with an unintelligible language of symbols, slogans, and acronyms. This wasn&#146;t a problem years ago because employers generally paid ...
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The notion that the failure of even one big bond insurer might touch off a chain reaction of losses across the financial world has unnerved Wall Street.