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"Do I expect a massive sell-off?" Mr. Spiro added.

Investors may be wrong to think that the Treasury Department will end up stepping in, but the hope that it would clearly averted a massive sell-off today.

The next week may bring a surprise success, as happened recently when four performances of Wynton Marsalis's oratorio "All Rise" were a "massive sell out," Ms. Ames said.

As it happens Pelé has just been back in England, promoting a massive sell-off of his hoard of medals and memorabilia, which will be auctioned over three days next week and is expected to raise as much as £5m.

Brazil's enforced devaluation prompted a massive sell-off on European bourses and sent shock waves through the foreign exchanges, triggering a sharp rise in the value of the euro against the dollar when investors fled the US currency and sought a safe haven.

And it's a massive selling point for our club.

But in late 1962, "tronics" stocks and other growth issues came crashing down in a massive sell-off.

"They said to me they want Champions League football and that's a massive selling point to me because I want to be playing in Europe," continued Harding.

According to a Morgan Stanley research report published in early September, which based its analysis on a price of $91.57, a massive sell-off brought on by redemptions could shave as much as $8 off the company's value.

While Societe Generale's assurances that the positions where the fraudulent activity took place had been closed and there was no residual exposure remaining may have helped stave off a massive sell-off, investor confidence seems misplaced.

Besides, the iPad will likely be a massive selling item come Christmas time and extra retailers can't hurt the cause.