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Online Poker - Video Poker News for Wednesday - January 7, 2004

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Bhattal follow through may stump Congress - 2004-01-07
With elections looming large and the BJP smiling from ear to ear, Sonia Gandhi can ill-afford domestic problems. And yet on Tuesday the Congress chief was compelled to give a thumbs up to dissidence by accommodating the rebellious Rajinder Kaur Bhattal as deputy chief minister in Punjab.

The announcement, by a poker faced Mohsina Kidwai, AICC general secretary, came nearly a month after Bhattal began her campaign for the ouster of chief minister Captain Amrinder Singh.

“Captain Amrinder Singh will continue to be chief minister, and Rajinder Kaur Bhattal will be Deputy Chief Minister”, Kidwai said emphatically, looking to quash speculation on the Punjab chief minister’s immediate fate. She then announced that a cabinet expansion would be undertaken in Punjab soon and pronounced the chapter closed.
Read the full story at Times of India
 
Help in determining when it might be time to sell - 2004-01-07
Ten years to go before retirement, and your savings are stuck in a fund that has performed poorly for the second year in a row. The portfolio manager has just quit, and the experts are screaming "sell."

What do you do? Cut your losses and take up poker
or give the new fund manager a chance to shine?

As hard as it is to choose a fund, it is even harder to know when to let go. Last year's lemon could turn out to be this year's prize performer.

Seeing your fund at the wrong end of the performance charts year in and year out can be distressing, but it is not a valid reason to unload, according to Anna Bowes of Chase de Vere Financial Solutions in London.
Read the full story at International Herald Tribune
 





 


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