Ebola fears cause deep dive on Wall Street
Ebola fears sparked a deep dive on Wall Street Wednesday. The Dow plummeted 460 points at the height of the sell-off. It recovered some of those losses and closed down by 173 points.
Market 'freak out': Stocks rebound from scary plunge
The deadly virus has been weighing on investors. Stocks have tumbled since Ebola arrived in the United States. In just the past 5 days, the Dow has fallen 5 percent.
OutFront, Paul Hickey of Bespoke Investment Group and Dr. Alexander Van tull-eh-kin a CNN Medical Analyst.
Stocks plummet 335 points in biggest drop of 2014
The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 335 points on Thursday. It was the biggest point drop of the year for the Dow. The Nasdaq and S&P both sunk 2%.
Extreme turbulence: Stocks suffer steepest drop of 2014
Investors are concerned about economic growth in Europe and what kind of impact a slowdown in those countries could have on the U.S. economy.
Paul Hickey of Bespoke Investment Group is OutFront.
Dow sinks 326 points on weak data
The Dow tumbled more than 300 points Monday afternoon, or almost 2%, after a much worse-than-expected reading on manufacturing activity. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were down more than 2%.
Dow tumbles 300 points on weak data
Companies like Microsoft and G.E. were also down 3 percent. And AT&T fell more than 4 percent. Â So far this year, the Dow is down 1,200 points.
OutFront:Â Brent Wilsey, President of Wilsey Asset Management.
Twitter soars 73% from initial offering price in market debut
Twitter's HUGE day.
— Twitter (@twitter) November 7, 2013
The social media company's stock made a dramatic debut on the New York Stock Exchange.
While Twitter's stock was priced way above original expectations, at 26 dollars per share, it surged in its first day out of the gate.
#WOW! Twitter soars 73% in IPO
It closed at $44.90, up nearly 73 percent. But, how did Twitter earned its wings?
CNN's Erin Burnett reports.
Twitter sets IPO stock price between $17 to $20 a share
Today, Twitter revealed how much it's going to cost you to buy a share of their company.
Twitter's IPO is probably the most anticipated stock offering since Facebook went public about a year and a half ago.
In regulatory filings, Twitter revealed it was going to sell about 70 million shares at a price of 17 to 20 dollars each.
Brent Wilsey of Wilsey Asset Management is OutFront.
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