Stocks sell off on virus surge, stimulus stalemate

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Stocks sell off on virus surge, stimulus stalemate

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The Dow is on pace for its worst day since June, as investors grapple with rising global Coronavirus cases and a stimulus stalemate in Washington.We look at how investors can protect their money, and identify the sectors getting hit hardest by the selloff.Plus, former NEC Director Larry Lindsey joins to discuss volatility ahead of next week’s election, and what rising virus cases could spell for our economic recovery.

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