Dow Jones record worst loss since 2002
United States stock market in free fall this weekend. Where it causes the loss for the first time since 2002. The Dow Jones fell 172.45 points, or 1.42 percent, to 11951.91 on trading Friday, June 10 local time. Meanwhile for the Standard & Poor’s Index (SPX) 500 fell by 18.02 points, or 1.40 percent menajdi 1270.98. For the Nasdaq Composite Index (IXIC) fell 41.14 points to give up that or equal to 1.53 percent to 2643.73. Nasdaq also menycatat biggest weekly decline since August 2010.
Market participants will be panic-stricken Greece’s debt crisis. Investors in the stock exchange floor to become sensitive. ”Investors are very vulnerable to all kinds of news and we want to be careful here, we can meluhat can directly market to rise again if we can get something jaun lebi good,” said Managing Director of Wedbush Morgan Stephen Massocca .
A number of the Dow Jones suffered a deep correction, among others, Pfizer which decreased approximately three percent. Also recorded Caterpillar, Home Depot, Walt Disney and Boeing lost approximately two percent.
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