Turning Point? Dow 10,000 -- TSC's Coverage

Dow 10,000. Those were the days.

Starting today, we're in a market that was once over 10,000, instead of one that resides comfortably over the five-digit milestone.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen nearly 16% from its Jan. 14 high-water mark of 11,722.98. The index last traded below 10,000 on Oct. 18, 1999, when it touched 9976.01. It hasn't finished below 10,000 since April 6, 1999, when it closed at 9963.50.

Here at TSC, we're covering the Dow's decline and the fallout from it.

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