The Occupy Wall Street movement has been kind of crazy the past few weeks. They tried to take over the Brooklyn Bridge over the weekend. Well now on Twitter and YouTube there has been threats of a possible “denial of service” on the New York Stock Exchange. WZA on Google+ X @ShottaDru Shotta Dru on Google+
Economic Gloom Incites Dow’s Worst 2-Day Plunge Since ’08
The Fed’s gloomy economic outlook, coupled with apprehension that little can be done to keep the global economy from skidding into another recession, sent market participants ditching risky assets and fleeing into Treasuries in the worst two-day plunge since the financial crisis in 2008. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story. @WiL
The Dow Plunged More Than 400 Points At Midday
Market participants across the globe darted out of equities and commodities and piled into safe-havens, due to whispers of the world economy could be drifting back into recession territory. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story. @WiL
Tech Talk Money: Steve Jobs Resignation Affects Stock Price Already
Earlier this month we reported how Apple took over as the most valuable company in the United States. As you know earlier this evening Steve Jobs stepped down as CEO of Apple Inc and announced Tim Cook would be replacing him. Tim Cook who has covered as CEO during Jobs medical leave of absence is now the CEO of Apple. The markets on the other hand showed how stockholders feel about the move. With a 6% drop during after hours trade Apple stock feel to $357. Check out more on Apple’s stock after the jump. Tat WZA WZA on Google+
Stock Market Plunges Begin To Feed Economic Fear
The stock market is starting to feed economic fear, not just reflect it. Stocks have fallen four weeks in a row. Some on Wall Street worry that the resulting blow to confidence. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story. @WiL
Auto Talk: Auto Stocks Plunge As Dow Jones Industrial Average Falls 419 Points
As the outlook for auto sales continued to worsen, shares in automakers, suppliers and dealer groups fell sharply today as Wall Street and global markets suffered from fears surrounding Europe’s sovereign debt crisis. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story. Funk Flex Find Flex on Google +
