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cks slammed; Dow falls 300-plus points in worst week since 2011

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'U.S. stocks fell sharply and Treasuries rallied on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbling triple-digits for a second session and posting its worst week since November 2011, as investors pulled money from emerging markets and other assets viewed as risky.'

US stocks slammed; Dow falls 300-plus points in worst week since 2011

(sorry...the headline is supposed to read 'stocks slammed')


More QE anyone?
 
QE won't help, it only hides the problem short term.
 
DA60 said:
'U.S. stocks fell sharply and Treasuries rallied on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbling triple-digits for a second session and posting its worst week since November 2011, as investors pulled money from emerging markets and other assets viewed as risky.'

US stocks slammed; Dow falls 300-plus points in worst week since 2011

(sorry...the headline is supposed to read 'stocks slammed')


More QE anyone?
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"as investors pulled money from emerging markets"

"viewed as risky"

"emerging markets"

"emerging markets"

Are you sure it's QE's fault or the fact that China is slowing down and as such the developing world is getting pounded like **** because of it? Everything is always because of QE with you.
 
DA60 said:
'U.S. stocks fell sharply and Treasuries rallied on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbling triple-digits for a second session and posting its worst week since November 2011, as investors pulled money from emerging markets and other assets viewed as risky.'

US stocks slammed; Dow falls 300-plus points in worst week since 2011

(sorry...the headline is supposed to read 'stocks slammed')


More QE anyone?
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Maybe the Fed should buy Equities Backed Bonds ��
 
DA60 said:
'U.S. stocks fell sharply and Treasuries rallied on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbling triple-digits for a second session and posting its worst week since November 2011, as investors pulled money from emerging markets and other assets viewed as risky.'

US stocks slammed; Dow falls 300-plus points in worst week since 2011

(sorry...the headline is supposed to read 'stocks slammed')


More QE anyone?
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I was like "What the hell is cks that would drop the dow 300 points!!" Okay, 300 point drops are par for the course in computerized trading. It is like a blip.
 
Declan said:
I was like "What the hell is cks that would drop the dow 300 points!!" Okay, 300 point drops are par for the course in computerized trading. It is like a blip.
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The worst week for the DOW since 2011 is a blip?
 
DA60 said:
'U.S. stocks fell sharply and Treasuries rallied on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbling triple-digits for a second session and posting its worst week since November 2011, as investors pulled money from emerging markets and other assets viewed as risky.'

US stocks slammed; Dow falls 300-plus points in worst week since 2011

(sorry...the headline is supposed to read 'stocks slammed')


More QE anyone?
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Did you read the article? I think your question indicates you believe QE has something to do with this drop in the value of market shares, so - are you in favour of QE or opposed to it?
 
Sell! Sell! Sell! Sell! Sell! .....
 
And I saw gasoline at $2.37 a gallon today here in IL, with spikes downward for the weekend, not upwards as usual .
 
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