The sell-off by the numbers: Stocks post worst 2-day stretch in eight months

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Stocks sold off again on Thursday, adding to the previous session's onslaught, as investors dumped equities around the globe because of fears of rapidly rising interest rates, a possible global economic slowdown and overly ambitious tech valuations.

 

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can be blamed too. No mention of how well $amzn and $appl were trading after hours. Just perpetuating doom and gloom. Only jimcramer gets it

BarackObama market stability and slow rise and Janet Yellan were hero’s compared to today’s fizzed realDonaldTrump market which is down to levels where he started. He road the Obama train and now his policies derailed a great market and economy. Here comes the recession

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