Dow drops 250 in early trading on earnings woes »
Posted By STONERS 1 year ago in Business & Finance
Wall Street tumbled again Wednesday as investors shifted their focus from improving credit markets to worrisome corporate profit forecasts that are raising fears of a deep economic slowdown. The major indexes fell more than 1 percent, including the Dow Jones industrial average, which lost 250 points.
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"While reduced strains in world credit markets have eased some investors' nervousness about the economy, market anxiety remains high as hundreds of companies this week release third-quarter results and in some cases fourth-quarter forecasts that offer a glimpse of the rough conditions that may lay ahead."
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cleare1 year ago
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i literally feel like i'm on a roller coaster ride...a thrill one minute, then a plunge...g-forces holding you back as you rise another summit just to be plunged back in a vertical dive.
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jolted side by side and it seems to go on forever.
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