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CNBC: Markets Closed Tommorrow
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Posted on 09/11/2001 1:24:36 PM PDT by budman_2001
Just announced on channel. Also mentioned that UDS is freefalling in overseas markets. Developing. "Financial Markets in a state of panic" is one quote just used. Markets may be also closed Thursday.
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To: budman_2001
CNBC reports US markets closed until Monday at a minimum. Banks that clear transactions were in the World Trade Center.
To: Partisan Hack
Hang on... the ride's going to be a little bumpy for a while.
To: budman_2001
I guess my office will be closed tomorrow. It's going to be a crazy week!
To: budman_2001
A Monday open was just an opinion. Not news... My bad.
Jeeze I'm rattled!
To: Partisan Hack
Just reported now that SEC will decide tommorrow when markets will re-open.
Further, world commodity markets are up (London oil at $31.82/bbl, Au at $291 rising).
Further, market historian Yale Hirsh opines that Feds and World Funds will step in to shore up any weakness. He feels shorts run for cover, and cause an immediate short sqeeze.
Finger on the sell button?
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To: Freedom007
Cantor Fitzgerald is a huge broker of securities. There are billions of dollars of securites passing through their hands hourly in dealer to dealer transactions that will have to be sorted out. I understand that they were on the floors that were directly hit - not confirmed.
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09/11/2001 1:51:49 PM PDT
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groanup
To: budman_2001
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09/11/2001 2:25:54 PM PDT
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RCW2001
To: budman_2001
Re #6: "Finger on the sell button?"
Wait a few days, see what shakes out globally in response, try the buy button.
Say, is that "Bud" as in "Budweiser" or as in "nice buds?"
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