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The stock market has just finished its worst trading day since the financial crisis. The Dow is closing with a loss of 512.76 points, or 4.31 percent, to close at 11,383.68 and it was the “Worst Trading Day” for the Dow Jones Industrial Average since December 1, 2008 when the DJIA fell 679.95 points. This current correction began quietly on July 8th but didn’t really accelerate until ten days ago and  escalating worries about the U.S. economy and Europe seem to be forefront. Experts say that we are living in the 2nd worst financial depression soon after the 1929 stock industry crash. But it looks like we haven’t learnt from the past. The stock industry managers are receiving hefty bonuses for their overall performance. Their corporation might have done better, but the over-inflated costs of stocks are induced by their speculation in the 1st spot.Finally there's the forecast in The Short Term Update: Earlier this week we alerted subscribers to action in the S&P 500 and Dow In...