Just a suggestion.

[Bubba]

I was just wondering if anybody else jumped in and bought copper company shares like I did? Anybody take my suggestion and follow my lead and by Sterlite Industries (SLT)? I have a total of 104.25 shares of SLT at an average price of $9.31 per share. Today SLT is trading around $12.46. There appears to still be plenty of upside potential with this stock, so it's not to late to jump in. Even Jim Cramer from Mad Money is liking SLT!

Update: SLT closed at $12.60

For an India play, Cramer recommended Sterlite (SLT Quote). He said the company made a great move by buying Asarco out of bankruptcy. "We need copper in this world, not just for current construction," Cramer said. He pointed out that copper is also a necessary component in batteries.

Sterlite stock is "well off its high," Cramer said. "I would buy aggressively right here. It's come down and that acquisition is going to prove to be a brilliant one."

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[Bubba]

I got this info from my online savings bank. I thought it was interesting and thought I would share it with everybody.

I also wanted to share some interesting information with you that we learned through a recent research study we conducted as part of our continuing efforts to better understand and serve our customers. The results provide valuable insight into the way different people think about saving.

* Active Savers, a group of people characterized by their dedication to saving, entered the recession better prepared than others because of their savings lifestyle. They have not had to take drastic measures to adapt to uncertain financial times and are less likely to have had to cut back on spending, eating out, and making large purchases.

* For more than half (57 percent) of Active Savers, learning to save started at a young age. Putting money away is a value their parents instilled in them (73 percent).

* Savings comes first for nearly half (46 percent) of Active Savers. They're willing to make sacrifices in order to be able to put money away.

* Overall, a majority of the population has not allowed the economy to hamper their savings plans—81 percent have been able to put the same amount away, if not more.