US Stock Market Race – The worst October since the financial crisis

At closing was The Dow Jones Corporate Index fell 1.2%. The broad S & P 500 was down 1.8%, while the technology-driven Nasdaq was 2.1%.

In October, the decline for the Dow Jones amounts to 7.4%, the worst month since May 2010, for the S & P500, professors in October minus 9.1%, the worst since February 2009 and for the Nasdaq, which fell 10.8% in October. the worst month since November 2008.

The S & P500 is in what is called a correction, which means a drop of at least ten percent since the last stock market.

"We are going in in one of a perfect storm. Federal Reserve is about to normalize its monetary policy and we are starting to see the effects of the trade war, "said Kristina Hopper, chief executive of Invesco, at the Financial Times.

In early fall Friday, Amazon was running at nearly 8%. although alphabet was penalized and decreased to 5.6% before the share recovered to 2.2%.

The worst performance on the S & P500 was originally the owner of Skåne Pergo, Mohawk Industries, with a brutal break of 23.9%.

Nasdaq completed You're here At the top, what was expected after yesterday's report that the company is making a profit for the first time in two years. A report from WSJ to FBI to find out if Elon Musk deliberately lied about the production rate of Model 3 that seemed to flow from investors.

The share has ended at 5.1%.

On Dow Jones shot Intel stronger with an increase of 3.1 percent. Home Depot suffered the most with a notable 3.8% drop.