'It's a bloodbath': Stocks plummet even further as coronavirus chokes US economy

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The Dow Jones continued its week-long plunge on Thursday, down a massive 1,192 points, or 4.42% to 25,762, as fears about the impact of the coronavirus on the economy continued. More follows…

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Do I, buy shares now, or wait another week

MONAMASTERS A Correction everyone knew was coming. The Virus just became the trigger building from Tariff's.

People care more about money than citizens’ health

Cool

And then..... There's tomorrow

Where is the popcorn?

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