US stocks fall again

Doubts about corporate bookkeeping and earnings thwarted Wall Street for a fifth consecutive session today, giving the Nasdaq composite index its longest losing streak since the terrorist attacks.

US stocks fall again

Doubts about corporate bookkeeping and earnings thwarted Wall Street for a fifth consecutive session today, giving the Nasdaq composite index its longest losing streak since the terrorist attacks.

Stocks drifted progressively lower throughout the day, unable to hold on to early gains. Analysts said the losses reflected investors’ unwillingness to get involved in a market with so much uncertainty.

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