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    • Selling stampede shuts Tokyo stock market

      Posted by Jeff from MSNBC

      "Livedoor, a favorite of small investors, was raided by prosecutors on Monday. The firm is suspected of fudging financial reports and spreading false information to boost its share price. News of the raid extended a sell-off that has wiped out more than $300 billion in shareholder value -- about equal to the gross domestic product of Sweden -- in just three days." Could this precipitate a drying up of Asian funders for the U.S. deficit? That would spur interest rates and recession.

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    Jeff comments on:

    Computer glitch causes Dow Jones industrial average to fall faster than normal

    It could be the Ceylons working on our recession … but I think days like this happen. It’s been quite a run up so far this year.

    Long term investors should be most worried about the deficit and the costs of the war…unless they own Haliburton.

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    6:36 pm 2/27/07
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    Kathy comments on:

    Computer glitch causes Dow Jones industrial average to fall faster than normal

    Although the Chinese market fell further … US markets were not immune.

    The Dow ended the day down 3.29 percent. Standard and Poor`s 500 stock index fell 3.47 percent, its biggest drop in 3.5 years.

    AP says it is the worst day for the stock market since 9-11-2001.

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    3:48 pm 2/27/07
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