Lỗi hệ thổng DJ?????????????

[][][] không biết là lời nhắn nhủ trước lúc ra đi hay là tiếng chuông nguyện hồn

Ba hồi chiêu mộ, chuông gầm sóng
Một vũng tang thương, nước lộn trời []

Đặt bán nhầm hôm trước chứ bác, đầu h sáng nay mon men lên 10% mà bây h đau tim quá

[] hôm qua là chuyện hôm qua, chứng khoán là nói chuyện ngày mai cơ mà bác

em ko biết gì về con này

Lúc bác họp với Obama em cũng định vào chim lợn tý nhưng lại phải bận "họp" vói Avata của bác nên không kịp, họp xong DJ up mạnh thế mới đau[][][]

có tin gì từ China vậy bác, chiều nay em thấy Hangseng đỏ chót mà

alo để biết thêm chi tiết

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bác bỏ cái check ABC đi, nhìn đau hết cả mắt

vì cái này mà tăng điên loạn thế sao ???


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Ongoing jobless claims plummet to 17-month low

By Julianne Pepitone, staff reporterJune 10, 2010: 10:37 AM ET


NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The number of people filing for ongoing unemployment insurance plummeted by 255,000 to the lowest level since December 2008, according to government figures released Thursday.
According to a Labor Department report, 4,462,000 people filed continuing claims in the week ended May 29, the latest week available. That's down more than a quarter-million from the previous week.



"People are just falling off the rolls here," said Steve Stahler, president of The Stahler Group. "This isn't good news."
Continuing claims reflect people who file each week after their initial claim until the end of their standard benefits, which usually last 26 weeks. The figures do not include those who have moved to state or federal extensions, nor people who have exhausted their benefits.
"We saw from the last jobs report that the private sector isn't hiring," Stahler said.
Last week a government report showed employers added 431,000 jobs in May -- but 411,000 of those were temporary Census positions.
The 4-week moving average for ongoing claims was 4,617,500, a decrease of 49,250 from the previous week. Moving averages aim to smooth out week-by-week volatility.
Initial claims: Meanwhile, the number of first-time filers for unemployment insurance fell slightly last week.
There were 456,000 initial jobless claims filed in the week ended June 5, down 3,000 from an upwardly revised 459,000 the previous week.
A consensus estimate of economists surveyed by Briefing.com expected 450,000 new claims for the week.
The 4-week moving average of initial claims was 463,000, up 2,500 from the previous week.
Outlook: Initial claims have been "marooned between 450,000 and 475,000," noted Tim Quinlan, economist at Wells Fargo.
"I don't see anything like mass hiring announcements, none of those signals we would look to for improvement," Quinlan added.
Initial claims figures will probably be range-bound for the next several months, Quinlan said, as the unemployment rate "treads water."
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State-by-state data: Two states said initial claims fell by more than 1,000 for the week ended May 29, the most recent data available.
Claims in Wisconsin fell by 1,628, which a state-supplied comment attributed to fewer layoffs in the construction, trade, service and manufacturing industries. Texas said new claims fell by 1,063.
Four states said new claims rose by more than 1,000. Florida said claims rose by 3,460, California had 2,801 more claims, Arizona's jumped by 1,521 and Georgia claims rose by 1,158.