Dow Industrials Post First Close Below 10,000 Since Nov. 4
Stocks fell broadly on Wall Street on Monday on concerns
about government debt in Europe, and the Dow Jones industrial
average closed below the 10,000 mark for the first time since
Nov. 4.
The Dow industrials were down 103.69 points, or 1 percent, at
9,908.54 at the closing bell. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock
index and the Nasdaq were also lower for the day.
You know, the markets have been in turmoil since the election of Scott Brown...
Just sayin'.
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3 comments:
You know who else has been sucking it up since the election: the Celtics.
Just sayin'.
The Bruins have also only won once since the election...and...well...
I think MA is fracked.
And the Pats. Let's not forget the poor, poor Pats.
Man I hate that state.
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