Wall Street's Wild Ride
The Dow and Nasdaq have been extremely volatile of late, plunging one minute and soaring the next. What do you think of all the wild fluctuations on Wall Street?
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This affects me greatly, as all my money is in the technology sector. Specifically, it's in the Soul Calibur machine at the laundromat.
Ron Burkett
Busboy -
So people finally figured out that all that money in Internet stocks is largely imaginary, and that sent the market plummeting? Gee, better not tell them about banks.
Linda Irving
Research Assistant -
If we go into another recession, does that mean a bunch of stockbrokers will kill themselves like in the '80s? Because that was great.
Shelley Nunez
Nurse Practitioner -
Could I have a different question that I even remotely relate to?
Rick Munz
Bartender -
As an economist, I'll try my best to put the current Wall Street situation in layman's terms: Why, look who's hereāit's silly old Mr. Bear! Grr! Roar! Run, Mr. Bull, run!
Melvin Nickerson
Economist -
The dip was just a brief aberration. In fact, we can look forward to 30, 40 years of steady growth, until the world's resources are depleted and mankind is plunged into a new Dark Age of abject want and barbarism.
Edwin Rousch
Systems Analyst
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