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louis c

(8,652 posts)
Wed Dec 5, 2018, 09:34 PM Dec 2018

Market Sell Off to Continue as Dow Futures Get Hit

Source: CNBC

U.S. stock futures opened lower Wednesday amid lingering anxiety about a possible economic slowdown and continued murkiness around trade relations with China.

On Wednesday evening, futures initially indicated that the Dow Jones Industrial Average would open 400 points lower. Dow futures fell as much as 486 points at their lows. Markets have since recovered and, as of 6:36 p.m., ET, indicated that the Dow would open more than 200 points lower on Thursday.


Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/12/05/market-sell-off-set-to-continue-as-dow-futures-get-hit.html

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Market Sell Off to Continue as Dow Futures Get Hit (Original Post) louis c Dec 2018 OP
Are the Asian exchanges trading yet? mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2018 #1
The fucking moron is a great deal maker, BigmanPigman Dec 2018 #2
Two days in a row of 3% losses. Are we winning yet? RainCaster Dec 2018 #3
How do you figure 2 days in a row of 3% sell off? onenote Dec 2018 #4
I think the poster is anticipating today (Thursday) louis c Dec 2018 #9
Noticed the Red Wellstone ruled Dec 2018 #5
---Tariffman, to the rescue. 3Hotdogs Dec 2018 #6
Bernie Sanders on Trump's China Tariffs... TomCADem Dec 2018 #7
republicans have pissed all over the economy Achilleaze Dec 2018 #8
Maybe the market will speak loud enough for the truth-deaf bonehead to hear. Snellius Dec 2018 #10

mahatmakanejeeves

(57,412 posts)
1. Are the Asian exchanges trading yet?
Wed Dec 5, 2018, 09:38 PM
Dec 2018

I'm going to bed soon, so I won't find out for several hours.

It's not as if I have any orders to buy or sell there.

Thanks.

BigmanPigman

(51,584 posts)
2. The fucking moron is a great deal maker,
Wed Dec 5, 2018, 10:08 PM
Dec 2018

so how can this be?

Keith Olbermann would call him "the worst businessman on the planet". I miss Keith.

RainCaster

(10,868 posts)
3. Two days in a row of 3% losses. Are we winning yet?
Wed Dec 5, 2018, 10:49 PM
Dec 2018

He knows the best people.

He is the best negotiator of all time.

He is the most successful businessman ever.

I'm so happy to see my retirement fund dropping so fast and far. How about you?

onenote

(42,700 posts)
4. How do you figure 2 days in a row of 3% sell off?
Wed Dec 5, 2018, 11:09 PM
Dec 2018

The market was up 1.13% on Monday, down 3.10% Tuesday, and closed today.

 

Wellstone ruled

(34,661 posts)
5. Noticed the Red
Wed Dec 5, 2018, 11:33 PM
Dec 2018

Futures a few minutes ago. Noticed a story about a Russian Bank sale,that will shake a few trees.

TomCADem

(17,387 posts)
7. Bernie Sanders on Trump's China Tariffs...
Thu Dec 6, 2018, 01:30 AM
Dec 2018

Who is the original tariff man? Bernie Sanders or Donald Trump?

"I strongly support imposing stiff penalties on countries like China, Russia, South Korea and Vietnam to prevent them from illegally dumping steel and aluminum into the U.S. and throughout the world. American steel and aluminum workers need our help, and they need it now, but not at the expense of farmers, workers, small businesses and consumers in Vermont and throughout this country," Sanders said.

Snellius

(6,881 posts)
10. Maybe the market will speak loud enough for the truth-deaf bonehead to hear.
Thu Dec 6, 2018, 08:09 AM
Dec 2018

Trump's been tweeting a recent outlier Rasmussen poll this morning gratuitously claiming 50% approve. As if to cover his lying eyes to the only votes where it's really on the line: the market and the midterms.

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