Executive

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Vincent Moran's voice took a lower, more serious pitch, usually reserved for bad financial news of sizeable impact.

"After the numerous lives lost in Florida last week, as to be expected, NanoLance stock came under serious pressure from investors looking to cut their losses and liquidate their assets while their value is still notable. NanoLance lost today the biggest percentage in its trading history: 17.45 percent lost in a single day of trading. That's a cumulative 26.44 percent loss since the Florida incident last week.

"While markets were closed over the weekend, and not many investors were ready to pull out this past Monday, the volume really picked up this morning, following the News of the Hour report on the Florida drone incident. The report was syndicated nationally last night. While findings in the Florida incident are yet to come, all drone manufacturers share in the losses brought by this unfortunate incident, but NNLC, again, leads the parade of high-dollar losers on Wall Street. With shares trading now under the hundred-dollar threshold, for only $83.47 at closing bell today, NanoLance has lost its investors tens of millions of dollars, and most say this decline is not over yet.

"From Money Markets Review, this is Vincent Moran, wishing you a fortunate day."