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Dow drops below a key chart level, warning of more trouble ahead

Dow drops below a key chart level, warning of more trouble ahead
MarketWatch Tuesday 01 September 2026, 21:56 UTC By Joy Wiltermuth 1 min read
Key Points

The index last closed below its 50-day moving average on April 10, which marked the end of a correction phase that included a 5,000-point drop at its low point.

The index last closed below its 50-day moving average on April 10, which marked the end of a correction phase that included a 5,000-point drop at its low point. [Image text:] 55 WALL ST STOP
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