There's something special about a global financial crisis.


All across the planet, different people have the same pained reaction. It is the worst financial day since Rudy Giuliani, 2001.
From Bloomberg:
"It's the worst I've ever seen,'' said Johan Stein, who helps manage the equivalent of about $14 billion at Nordea Asset Management in Stockholm. "The financial system is in terrible shape, and no one knows where this will end.''
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"This is a stock-market crisis,'' said Alberto Roldan, head of research at Inverseguros SVB in Madrid. "Investors believe that neither a government package nor a huge rate cut is going to help evade a recession in the U.S.''
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The current lead story on foxnews.com is about a missing college coed.
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Everything is fine.
