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Delete: Sufficient time was given for this article to be expanded, but hardly ever any independent reliable sources were reporting on this sell-off along with its impacts: short-term and long-term. And since markets appear to be recovering from this month's major pullback, it's appropriate to delete this article for now.
OfficerAPC (
talk)
01:04, 26 February 2018 (UTC)reply
Update: Although markets sold off during the course of last week, there is no official word on whether that is related to last month's sell-off or whether it is a completely different situation. Nonetheless, the article still doesn't have much to say about a recent event, suggesting there is insufficient coverage that can be verified without question (particularly
ABC News). Also, the text was copied from another article that compiles a
list of stock market crashes and bear markets before being removed for reasons L293D provided for this discussion.
OfficerAPC (
talk)
17:18, 4 March 2018 (UTC)reply
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