Reagan --- Market Closed ??

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by BankerBlueChips, Jun 6, 2004.


  1. LOLOLOL...yeah he really screwed up everything huh? You have to be a real screw up to be president of the United States of America.
     
    #11     Jun 7, 2004
  2. Riskarb is right. It is very likely NYSE will be closed Friday.
     
    #12     Jun 7, 2004
  3. OldFool

    OldFool

    I have been around long enough to know that the exchange has closed for every President's death since as long as I can remember.

    It is a simple case of respect and unity. Grasso would not have even hesitated.

    What is wrong with our leaders these days. Step to the plate and close the exchanges. Simple.
     
    #13     Jun 7, 2004
  4. They must be struggling with the idea that they'll have to bump the CEO of some company that's celebrating their 10th anniversary of being listed on the NYSE if they close on Friday. :)
     
    #14     Jun 7, 2004
  5. EF4869

    EF4869

    nt
     
    #15     Jun 7, 2004
  6. CBS Marketwatch says the NYSE announced that they would be closed on Friday - Nasdaq will have to close too - CME will likely close index futures trading too
     
    #16     Jun 7, 2004
  7. newbunch

    newbunch

    Will this affect the futures rollover date? I assume not.
     
    #17     Jun 7, 2004
  8. #18     Jun 7, 2004
  9. U.S. Futures, Options Exchanges Close for Reagan's Funeral
    2004-06-07 15:26 (New York)

    U.S. Futures, Options Exchanges Close for Reagan's Funeral

    By Ann Saphir
    June 7 (Bloomberg) -- The Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the
    biggest U.S. futures market, the New York Mercantile Exchange and
    the New York Board of Trade will join stock markets in closing on
    Friday to mark the funeral of former President Ronald Reagan.
    All six options markets -- Chicago Board Options Exchange,
    the International Securities Exchange, the American Stock
    Exchange, the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, the Pacific Exchange
    and the Boston Options Exchange -- will also be closed, their
    spokespeople said.
    The Chicago Board of Trade, the second-biggest U.S. futures
    market, is ``discussing'' closing, said spokeswoman Odyll Santos.
    The Kansas City Board of Trade is ``working in concert with the
    other exchanges'' and will announce a decision shortly, said
    spokeswoman Shelia Summers.
    Futures are agreements to buy or sell assets at a set date
    and price. Options are the right to do so.

    --Editor: Maguire

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    To contact the reporter on this story: Ann Saphir in Chicago at
    (1) (312) 692-3749 or asaphir@bloomberg.net

    To contact the editor responsible for this story: Joe Maguire at
    (1) (212) 893-5293 or jmaguire1@Bloomberg.net

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    #19     Jun 7, 2004
  10. Can we please not turn this into a Pro-Bush vs. Anti-Bush thread???

    I applaud the decision to make Friday a government holiday to remember a man who dutifully served his country and reminded us that it is great to be an American.
     
    #20     Jun 7, 2004