I was listening to a radio program on national public radio called
week end all things considerd.

There was a story about senitors who do 12% better than any one else
in stocks. I tried to go to their web site (watc.org) but another site
kept comming up. Can any one help me find this story?

Hello 1453craig-ga,

The National Public Radio (NPR) website can be found at:

NPR
http://www.npr.org


The program that you are looking for can be found at the following page:

NPR
Study: Senators' Stock Picks Beat Market
March 7, 2004
http://www.npr.org/features/feature.php?wfId=1751162
?A Georgia State University study shows that U.S. senators have an
uncanny knack for picking stocks that outpace the overall market.
Professor Alan Ziobrowski's analysis of senators' financial disclosure
data found that over a period of six years, the lawmakers outperformed
the market by 12 percent.?



Click on ?All Things Considered audio? to listen to the entire
5-minute program in Real Player or Windows Media Player format.


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of the program.  The cost is $4.95 for a single transcript.



There is no longer a separate webpage for Weekend All Things Considered:

NPR : Weekend All Things Considered
http://www.npr.org/programs/watc/
?The Weekend All Things Considered page has been merged with the
weekday All Things Considered page.

Please update your bookmarks to point to: 

http://www.npr.org/programs/atc/index.html 

You will be taken to the new page automatically in 10 seconds.?



Thanks for bringing this program to my attention. I found it very interesting.


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