Difference between revisions of "Albeit at lower levels"
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| − | If you're wondering how this page, created only seconds after Jim Cramer launched his rant about the phrase, has shot to the top of search engine results pages, [[Help:Search_Engine_Optimization#October_2009 read all about it]]. | + | If you're wondering how this page, created only seconds after Jim Cramer launched his rant about the phrase, has shot to the top of search engine results pages, [[Help:Search_Engine_Optimization#October_2009|read all about it]]. |
Revision as of 20:14, 27 October 2009
Albeit at lower levels was a phrase made subject of financial analyst Jim Cramer's television show Mad Money on CNBC, on October 26, 2009. He referenced how many corporations were reporting "stabilization" and "improving sales", but couching the good news with this deflating caveat. He cited how many times this phrase was recently cited in Google News reports, especially by Whirlpool.
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How you got to this page
If you're wondering how this page, created only seconds after Jim Cramer launched his rant about the phrase, has shot to the top of search engine results pages, read all about it.
