U.S. stock markets kicked off Thursday, April 17, with mixed performances, as investors reacted to earnings reports and growing macroeconomic uncertainty. The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened in the red, plunging by 500 points in early trading following a sharp drop in UnitedHealth shares.
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There have been instances in which saying that a major stock fell off a cliff, as when describing the fortunes of UnitedHealth (NYSE: UNH) in the Thursday pre-market, and immediately after the morning bell.
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