Foreign stocks: Wall Street is screaming BUY. Should you run the other way? |
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Wow — talk about a disaster. Bad news at AIG, Lehman, and throughout the financial sector led to a world-class pummeling on Wall Street. The Dow lost more than 504 points, while the S&P 500 dropped more than 4.6%, the worst single-day decline since right after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Definitely stay tuned to Money and Markets for more updates on where we're going next. What else is on my mind? Well, whenever the pinstripe suit crowd in Manhattan starts to agree with me ... I get real
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