Other Markets In Dow Points
Russell 2000: Down >400 Dow Points
Transports: Down >400 Dow Points
- Platinum down 5% almost 735 dow points
- Palladium down 6% almost 885 dow points
Russell 2000: Down >400 Dow Points
Transports: Down >400 Dow Points
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Way To Big Too Fail & Respect Risk: People never fail to amaze me. The one constant in life and in markets is that human nature never changes. It has been 5 years since Lehman failed and the entire global financial system came to a grinding halt. What changed? What lessons have you learned? The single…