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Some people call it momentum stocks. They were down big last week. All of them big name tech stocks we follow closely. Amazon, netflix, a tesla, price line, facebook, most of them are down a b more except for netflix. I think sandra i am watching them too. Stuart this i think is a crucial day. Of the selling continues theres a lot further to fall but if some buyers come in they can stop the rot. You know investing. What do you say . Sandra in defense of the investor they shouldnt be getting in a...

The Orchestral Now begins its winter season in New York City with a return to Peter Norton Symphony Space in a free concert led by resident conductor Zachary Schwartzman. The program features upcoming young soloist Yangxin Song, a winner of the 2022 Bard Conservatory Concerto Competition, in Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 2, and includes Mendelssohn's Ruy Blas Overture and Sibelius' Symphony No. 1 (February 18).

(LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ) -- Westminster Choir College of Rider University will celebrate the 30th Anniversary of An Evening of Readings and Carols with performances on December 9-10 at Princeton University Chapel. The beloved program is the students’ culminating performance for the fall semester and a much-anticipated holiday event for the Rider community as a whole.

(PRINCETON, NJ) -- Chamber and Baroque music lovers have the opportunity to enjoy multiple weekday concerts during the Princeton Symphony Orchestra (PSO)’s all-new Princeton Festival, which runs June 10-25. National radio personality Rob Kapilow makes an appearance, and performing ensembles including Germany’s Signum Quartet, the Sebastians, the Festival Chorus and the unique trio Time For Three perform under the enormous performance tent on the grounds of Morven Museum & Garden o...

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Just in time for the holidays, 89.9 WWNO New Orleans and the WWNO Classical network has a slate of programming to get listeners in the festive spirit. Starting Dec. 21 and running to New Year's Day, programming includes some annual favorites as well as a few new delights.