July 17 (Bloomberg) -- Pakistan investors stormed out of the Karachi Stock Exchange, smashed windows and cursed regulators after the benchmark index fell for a 15th day, the worst losing streak in at least 18 years.
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'We demand that all stock prices be frozen at current levels,'' said Kauser Javed, who heads the Small Investors Association.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aVZ47MTtPsPY&refer=home (http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aVZ47MTtPsPY&refer=home)
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a bolsa não muda nunca :)
o filme repete-se ad eternum.
notar no acentuar do desespero um pouco por todo o mundo...
cumprimentos,
bluexip
poixx...
"People who don't understand markets can go down, they get furious," he said, adding that any government measures to prop up the market usually don't work.
EMERGING MARKETS REPORT
Investors riot in Pakistan as market tumbles
Benchmark down for 15th straight session; loses 27.5% this year so far
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/investors-riot-pakistan-market-tumbles/story.aspx?guid=%7BB0AF4C4C%2DC218%2D47E1%2D81EB%2DE2F39FC10A11%7D
Se isto vira moda.... ::)