«Most
retirement savers are accustomed to market volatility, but the swings in the second quarter were especially dramatic, including a 600 -
point drop followed by a nearly 800 -
point increase,» Doug Fisher, Fidelity's senior vice president for workplace investing, said in a
statement.
Smith will announce that he does not believe the measure has sufficient votes to pass — a
statement that is at this
point undoubtedly true, although it's unclear how long that will last if, as Democrats are hoping, the prospect of being in the minority leads to mass GOP
retirements.»