The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 357 points after being down more than 1,000 points before paring declines. The S&P 500 fell 0.8% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite rallied to close roughly flat in a volatile session.
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It’s the global supply chain and we’re not immune
But Dear Leader Trump said it was the potential of a democratic candidates winning the election that caused the sell-off. I am so confused.
It will take a liberal to fix this.
Markets are so irrational
Did you see those last 20 minutes though?
Ridiculous. Fear and panic.
It is just starting. There is going to be a rally on Monday but it will not be real. First of the month lately hedge funds have been playing games then selling by the end of the week.
Thanks to media for overblowing it, exaggerating it to create panic and chaos. When you screw with my family or my money, the gloves come off. All mass media is owned by a few corporations, who are working on a Agenda right now, crash the global economy, to seize more power.
Welcome WSJ to the panic bandwagon.
The giant wanking zombie banks and monopolies don't deserve to be saved. But since more people can die during a COVID19 potential pandemic and economic collapse at the same time, they get to to be saved too. federalreserve did well today. realDonaldTrump too
This country’s ignorance level is embarrassing. The Chinese population is one billion more than ours. Doing the numbers their death rate is less than a thousandth percent. The liberals have driven the market to panic levels. Kicking in computer selling and irrational actions
Sell, Sell, Sell.
Time to Buy
Thank you for referencing the S&P and not the Dow, and THANK YOU for talking in percentage terms and not points.
Seems like a great time to buy !! 🤑🤑🤑
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