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Well, the stock market took a massive dive yesterday.

It continues to be on a severe downturn thanks to recession.

Fears, according to the Wall Street Journal, U.S. stocks fell sharply. Two of the major indices suffered their worst days since 2020 as the latest set of disappointing

earnings from large retailers raised investors' fears of recession. The Dow Jones Industrial

average closed Wednesday down 1,164.5.2 points or 3.6% to 31,4,490. Its lowest closing level since March of 2021,

the S&P 500 dropped 4%, or 165 points to 3,923. The tech-focused NASDA composites

slid 4.7%. The down S&P recorded their worst percentage declines since June of 2020,

which was like dead center of the summer swing of the pandemic,

the moves marked a U-turn from a day earlier when technology shares let a rebound in

markets.

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