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That is not an extreme. That is pretty normal for a down especially for asian markets.

Try these links too.

http://en.stockq.org/

http://www.allstocks.com/markets/World_ ... harts.html

US Future numbers were significantly down - then all of a sudden CNBC stopped reporting them and the ones on their web site are totally funked up.

Last I saw Dow futures were down 174 and Nasdaq futures down 96

Essex - on the site you showed - Baltic Dry and Capesize are both down significantly - as much as they were Friday.

I'll bet that means stuff is still sitting on the docks.

Cid_Yama wrote:Essex - on the site you showed - Baltic Dry and Capesize are both down significantly - as much as they were Friday.

I'll bet that means stuff is still sitting on the docks.

Yeah, not looking good is it. The dead cat bounce in the markest these past couple of days is just that IMO

EUROPEAN MARKETS: PARTY IS OVER, DOWN AT OPENING
(AGI) - Rome, Oct 15 - The main European stock exchanges open down in the wake of Wall Street's negative closing, as well as Asian markets. The euphoria following the approval by European governments of a plan to sustain the banking sector seems to have vanished, and investors are focusing on fears on a global recession. In London the FTSE100 loses 0,19pct to 4.385 points, the CAC 40 of Paris is down 0,55pct to 3.608 points. In Frankfurt the DAX falls 0,23pct to 5.187 points. Zurich loses 0,78pct to 6.208,72 points. Piazza Affari is down 0,87pct to 17.562 points.

report

Think they've fallen a bit more since this report.