Most Active Stocks - Less Than $10 - Thursday Oct 03, 2013

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Click to read - Damage from a U.S. credit default would be more than bad public relations, it could affect everyone from bankers to pensioners to holders of supposedly sacrosanct money market funds. Money market funds, which would "break the buck" and deliver negative returns; banks, which would not be able to lend because of the plunging value of the debt securities they own; and Social Security recipients and pensioners, for whom there would be a shrinking pool of funds, also because of the declining value of Treasurys, which are heavily owned by SS funds and institutional retirement plans.

Click to read - In a clear sign that investors are getting increasingly worried about the budget impasse in Washington, stocks tumbled Thursday sending the Dow Jones industrial average back below 15,000 on the third day of the partial government shutdown. Investors are nervous as the crisis in Washington drags on and the hit to the economy and confidence mounts. Wall Street fears that lawmakers are so far apart that they won't agree on raising the debt-ceiling later this month, which raises the risks of the nation defaulting on its debts for the first time in history.

Click to read - Twitter revealed its filing for a proposed initial public offering on Thursday afternoon, setting in motion a debut that could be the most significant tech IPO since Facebook Inc. went public last year. The offering is expected to fetch a high level of interest, given Twitter’s popularity as a social networking tool that has amassed a large base of more than 200 million monthly active users who send more than half a billion tweets per day.