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Each week the Equities.com editorial staff will pick five of the biggest storylines that impacted investors and Wall Street.This week, more bear market talks have taken Wall Street for a ride on the volatility roller coaster.

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Financials were lower on a combination of investor mistrust and another wave of bad news concerning the debt crisis. Bank of America led the pack down early on lingering expenses from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Stocks swung aggressively back and forth between gains and losses on the day despite a better-than-expected jobs report. The Dow ended a rough week of trading with drops unseen since 2008.

Wall Street opened higher today on better-than-expected jobs data, but took a violent swing down before paring losses and retaking gains. Is that enough volatility yet?

Investors buying into the market based on "Employment" data need to prepare for risk. Volatility in stocks is only expected to increase as investors feel for a bottom.

The market has been taking a beating leaving many strong companies lower in spite of internal strength. With deflated share prices many of these corporations will be trading at a bargain that could help produce impressive gains.

People may curb their purchases of Macbooks and handbags if the economy continues to weaken but energy expenditure is an inevitability. That could be the reason that these oil & gas companies are recovering from losses so quickly.

Investors are probing for a comfort level in stocks, but this means more volatility ahead for stocks. Stocks may see a short term rebound as investors shop for value buys.

The plunge on Wall Street led to a steep decline in Hong Kong in some of the heaviest trading of the year. For now, investors show precious little interest in buying.

U.S. stocks crumbled today, dropping over 4.5 percent on the major indices as investors grow increasingly fearful that the economy would be heading into a recession.

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Overarching panic among investors led tech stocks lower even in the absence of a sector specific catalyst. Nearly every stock was in the red for the day, helpless against fears of a double dip.

The stock market's historic drop has caused confusion and panic among investors. Where should they look to now that even the bluest of chips have become vulnerable?

Stocks collapsed today as investors sold into weakness. Financials and energy fell the hardest with both sectors in danger of reaching double digit losses today.

Stocks are rolling in deep in the red today as investors flee the market in search of safe havens. Gold prices have shot up, as well as the Swiss franc and Japanese yen.

No investor knows where the bottom of this correction will be. What we do know is that looking back, every time there was an "emotional consensus, we were at another turning point.

With the S&P downgrade, the market is trading much lower, but Mike Turner is more concerned about the next few weeks. Right now, he's not adding risk because Cash-is-King...

Selling climax nixed by Thursday's European news rally, but economic challenges could still mean drop in stocks in the near future. Breaking August 9 lows is still possible.