Analysis: No, the terror wave isn't responsible for stocks crashing

Why, after nearly two weeks of rising tension, would this particular Tuesday be the day traders figured out there was something amiss?

An employee walks past a screen displaying market data at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

An employee walks past a screen displaying market data at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

(photo credit: REUTERS)

OCTOBER 13, 2015 20:14

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