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...More Stories Special Issue: Day of Infamy How to Beat Bin Laden TIME/CNN Poll: America Is In a Military Mood The Day the FAA Stopped the World Update: Finding a Way to Go On Back to Business? TIME FOR KIDS...
...More Stories Special Issue: Day of Infamy How to Beat Bin Laden TIME/CNN Poll: America Is In a Military Mood The Day the FAA Stopped the World Update: Finding a Way to Go On Back to Business? TIME FOR KIDS...
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...Airlines sold off, along with aerospace manufacturers and anything to do with traveling and play - casinos, hotels, ski-resort owners, golf-club makers. Insurance companies sold off. Entertainment stocks sold off, as if the national mood would keep people away from the movies (that one may be temporary). And defense stocks and gold-mining companies had a pretty good day. Basically, it all made sense, and it could have been a lot worse, and in this uncharted territory it was an outcome that had a lot of people breathing big sighs of relief...
...this is just Day One, and we?re not talking about happy news. There is a sense among investors that something has definitely changed in the world, and not for the better. The peace dividend of the past decade - balanced budgets, tame long-term interest rates, sunny national mood - is buried under a million tons of steel, and for every cheer that may go up when George W. Bush makes his counterstrike there is a nagging fear, particularly in Europe, that if he doesn?t get Osama bin Laden he?s going to blow up a quarter of the world...