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dow2664 This past week was a bad one for the stock market and the murmurs on Wall Street regarding a potential double dip recession are growing. Stocks ended the last session mixed but were decisively below breakeven to finish off the week. The DJI, Nasdaq and S&P 500 all finished off in the red for the week overall. Specifically, the Dow Jones was negative for the week by almost 6 percent. The S&P 500 fell for the week by 7 percent and the Nasdaq dropped lower overall for the week by 8 percent. The pressures of the global economy can’t be ignored. This was evident on Friday when indices popped up higher after some better than expected jobs data but then sank lower again due to global market pressure. Stock trends were volatile and unpredictable at times and investors had difficulty anticipating direction. The uncertainty caused fear and the fear caused plummeting trends. All three major indices ended the week so low that they ultimately wiped out any remaining gains that they had built over the course of this year. Investor fear on Wall Street is now heightened and this fear is hurting individual company stock values. According to MSN Money stock quotes, Ford Motor Co. stock finished last trading session in the red. Ford was lower by .18 percent and closed out last trade at 10.84. Previous close for Ford was 10.86. Frank Matto
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