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Will Wall Street bloodbath continue?

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New York, NY) — Stocks futures were in the green during pre-market trading early Tuesday. That’s a lot better than it was Monday morning. After Monday’s crushing losses, both before the bell and all the way through to closing, all three major indexes appear to be headed in the right direction today. Dow futures were up in the neighborhood of 200 points.

The opening bell rings after a disaster of a day on Wall Street Monday. A global market selloff caused the Dow Jones Industrial Average to have its worst day in almost two years, due to fears that the U.S. economy is heading into a recession. At the closing bell, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost a whopping one-thousand-and-33-points to end at 38-703. The S-and-P 500 shed 160 points to 51-86. The Nasdaq plummeted 576 points to 16-200.

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