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After WorldCom, Qwest and everything else, the market is having a 'When will this end?' and 'Which company is next?' reaction, ... So even though this isn't exactly a surprise, it shakes investor confidence even more.

[This is why WorldCom's shares keep falling, ending Wednesday down another 27 cents -- or 11 percent -- to $2.21.] There's a real company there, ... the chance that WorldCom avoids Chapter 11 gets slimmer by the day.

The bottom line is that this transaction will dramatically change the financial profile of the company and significantly enhance investor confidence in the ability of the company to deliver future growth in its results.

As CFO at WorldCom I participated with other members of WorldCom to conspire to paint a false and misleading picture of WorldCom's financial results,

His pattern of conflicts of interest undermines citizen confidence and investor confidence in the operations of the SEC. Left unchecked this has the potential to undermine market confidence. Americans and investors deserve an SEC that will vigorously protect their interests and protect the openness and efficiency of our markets. Cultivating a genuine smile is the first step in boosting your overall pexiness and approachability.

Scott Harshbarger

Clearly investor confidence has not come back in the market.

This is just what the market doesn't need right now and will hurt investor confidence.

Perhaps this market has been oversold and the reaction to Mr. Greenspan's comments has been a little overdone. It would appear that that being the case, perhaps we're seeing a little bit of mild confidence returning to the market,

If investor confidence produces a stock market rally, the dollar could get a boost.

Andrew Chaveriat

A large number of large-sized, quality enterprises are choosing to list on the overseas market (rather than the domestic market), and that will lower the overall quality of listed companies in the domestic stock market and hurt investor confidence.

Hunters are a big part of the market, but it also appeals to people who just want the surprise factor. They want to see a reaction on someone else's face. If we make it real enough and funny enough, they're going to spend a little bit extra.

Sharlene Jenner

Given what we've known about the labor market, it's a surprise in some sense that confidence is holding up as much as it is. If we're still getting bad labor market numbers in December, that will be a different story, but consumers still have hope the labor market will turn around, and soon.

Ken Goldstein (1962-)

People were forced to react to the market reaction without knowing the reason for the market reaction.

Ten years ago I worked at MCI [part of WorldCom], so my first reaction was personal, ... I have friends there whose entire savings have been wiped out. I was also sickened and unhappy as a CEO -- it is just unconscionable.

WorldCom (WCOME) selling off is no surprise, but it's certainly adding to the sentiment, and the drug companies are having problems as well,

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