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Liberating retail traders of their money
‘Liberation day’ proved suboptimal for the stock market. The S&P 500’s 4.84 per cent decline was the 23rd biggest since at least 2000, and a larger drop than the one that followed Lehman’s bankruptcy in 2008. Nice.
By the look of Asian and European markets and US futures, today is going to be another bad day, with even Wall Street’s more cautious and circumspect analysts sounding pretty morose right now…










