U.S. braces for big losses as global stocks sink Kim Hjelmgaard, and Adam Shell, USAToday Investor fear resumed Thursday as Wall Street looked set for another angst-ridden trading session. The mood of the market remains pessimistic, with many of the same fears, including angst over Ebola, a sharp drop in shares in Europe due and global growth fears weighing on sentiment. The fact that video streamer Netflix and online retailer eBay lowered their profit guidance for the remainder of the year after Wednesdays closing bell added to the woes. A man looks at closing information of Tokyos Nikkei Stock Average in Tokyo on Oct. 16. (Photo: KIMIMASA MAYAMA, EPA) U.S. stock futures are down considerably 15 minutes ahead of the 9:30 a,.m. ET opening bell. Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq index futures are all off about 1.1% or more. To read more follow the link... usat.ly/1w8sI0W
Posted on: Thu, 16 Oct 2014 13:40:52 +0000
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