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2016 Postmortem

KoKo

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6. Yes it does: "Hillary Tweet Causes Biotech Stocks to Tumble"

Reply to Skwmom (Reply #3)

Tue Sep 22, 2015, 10:04 AM

Sep 2015

on the day she supposedly unveils her own health care plan. And both MSNBC & CNN have the same "Hillary Tweet" headline?

The outrage is the former Hedge Fund Manager who pulled this and thought he could get away with it who should be getting all the attention,and not Hillary's Tweet having any influence on BioTech stocks tumbling.

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Yes it does: "Hillary Tweet Causes Biotech Stocks to Tumble" KoKo Sep 2015 #6

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