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May 6th 2010 Stock Market Flash Crash on CNBC HD

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Uploaded by on May 17, 2010

The May 6th 2010 Stock Market Flash Crash on CNBC HD.

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  • Hungry, Poor Americans v. the Not so Hungry, Poor Americans and so on... coming soon to a street near You! QE2... 10% un-employment costs the country.. call it $2b a month... $700b in TARP Funds ='s 350 months... or 29 years of 10% (or better) un-employment paid for... The People / Masses are Ignorant and let it Happen!! We All will suffer the Masses Ignorance. A Democratic People get what they deserve in a Government.

  • It gives me the chills to think it is only going to get worse, and how many people dont even remember this happened.... its pathetic WAKE UP AMERICA!!!! I am 24 years old and feel like since I have no property, investments, retirement, etc I dont have denial about the future. Many adults now dont want to buy gold or prepare for another crash because they dont want to admit a much larger one is coming. Its inevitable, Have fun with your Stimulus this winter

  • historic footage

    thank you :D

  • cnbc hd looks awesome!!!

  • look how quickly your american dream can crumble around you

    and im sure it would be a lot worse if the PPT didn't get involved

  • Thanks for this! This is so interesting to watch....

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