When the stock market is on the verge of collapse as people sell off shares at alarming rates, only one hero can prevent outright calamity: the circuit breaker!
Author: Jamie Adams
Jamie is a writer here at MyWallSt. His favorite stock is Apple, which is also the first stock he ever bought. Jamie is not only a big fan of its products, but he believes that the tech giant has a whole lot more to give the world, and hasn't even scraped the surface of its potential.
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