On September 15th in Pennsylvania, and then next summer, the national "Do Not Call Registry" established by the federal government is coming up for renewal after five years. That means if you were like me and were one of the first ones to sign up, you better keep track of time because some of your personal privacy is set to expire.
What a contemporary concept, the expiration of personal privacy. It's like you bought a dated carton of milk. If you do not pay attention to the expiration date, you might get sick from the pervasive calls from boiler rooms offering you credit cards, trips to Las Vegas, magazine and newspaper subscriptions, and deals that "You have already won!"
Closing Bell: Can't go up every day (BAC, HE, HPW, COMS, BRCD, WMT, AMD)
Wal-Mart grows profit and cash flow in Q3, but comps still ailing
Chasing Value: Ten stocks for 2010 -- Part 2
