Stocks under pressure

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Lawmakers are trying to strike a deal that prevents the onset of sharp spending cuts and tax increases in January. President Obama plans to meet with union leaders on Tuesday, a number of business leaders on Wednesday and then Congressional leaders on Friday. Stocks sold off sharply last week, with the major indexes sliding more than 2%, as investors worried the government would be unable to reach a consensus, potentially triggering a recession. "The biggest issue is the fiscal cliff, and it's a real issue," said Chris Bertelsen, chief investment officer of Global Financial Capital Management. "My personal view is that we'll see a compromise, but not until 11:59 on the clock.
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Obama
Overall Sentiment: 0
Relevance: 0.501531
Steven Sinofsky
Overall Sentiment: 0.178113
Relevance: 0.477447
Chris Bertelsen
Overall Sentiment: 0
Relevance: 0.428254
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| 0.069859 | "The biggest issue is the fiscal cliff, and it's a real issue," said Chris Bertelsen, ... |
| 0.103802 | "The biggest issue is the fiscal cliff, and it's a real issue," said Chris Bertelsen, chief investment officer of Global Financial Capital Management. "My personal view is that we'll see a compromise, but not until 11:59 on the clock. This is classic American politics." |
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Steve Ballmer
Overall Sentiment: 0.240133
Relevance: 0.400267
Saks
Overall Sentiment: -0.0155967
Relevance: 0.385472
Dick
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Relevance: 0.377365
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Country: U.S.
Overall Sentiment: -0.307259
Relevance: 0.588629
Country: Greece
Overall Sentiment: 0.313659
Relevance: 0.404712
Country: Japan
Overall Sentiment: -0.104401
Relevance: 0.384989
Country: Britain
Overall Sentiment: -0.448907
Relevance: 0.374943
Country: Germany
Overall Sentiment: -0.396771
Relevance: 0.370318
Country: France
Overall Sentiment: -0.203709
Relevance: 0.354014
Continent: Europe
Overall Sentiment: -0.0957253
Relevance: 0.546071
City: Shanghai
Overall Sentiment: -0.0237305
Relevance: 0.412035
City: Hong Kong
Overall Sentiment: -0.112428
Relevance: 0.39866
OperatingSystem: Windows
Overall Sentiment: 0.144635
Relevance: 0.406349
FieldTerminology: finance ministers
Overall Sentiment: 0.215731
Relevance: 0.403997
FinancialMarketIndex: FTSE
Overall Sentiment: -0.483422
Relevance: 0.377624
FinancialMarketIndex: Nikkei
Overall Sentiment: -0.0922762
Relevance: 0.369666
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