On the recordSeptember 21, 2010
$58 billion.
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congress.gov$58 billion.
Bunning emphasizes the significant amount of money lost by investors.
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I happened to be watching the market very closely when this was going on, and I watched a stock called Procter & Gamble at $61 a share and then the next trade was at $37 and the next trade was at $39.
It is hard for me as someone who worked in the market for 31 years to understand how any trades can be broken arbitrarily by an exchange.
significant price drops in exchange-traded funds, as was mentioned by Senator Bunning.
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