
(NECN) - Just when you thought we were having the mother of all financial meltdowns, on the day after the bailout bill blew up, and the stock market crashed,Wall Street, at least, regained hope. The Dow Jones Industrials rose 485 points, one day after a record 778-point plunge following rejection in the U.S. House of the plan worked out by congressional leaders and the Bush administration. To discuss how the markets made their rebound are Ned Riley Ceo of Riley Asset Management, and Mike Vogelzang, President of Boston Advisors. read more
