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Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies sank on Monday, as fears of a recession drove global markets into a risk-off mode.

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Wall Street’s “fear gauge” was soaring on Monday as last week’s stock-market selloff deepened. At one point, the gauge did something that it hasn’t done since the depths of the financial crisis.

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“Magnificent Seven” companies have lost a combined $1.28 trillion in market cap over three sessions.

It’s been a difficult few months for the trend followers.

The service side of the economy in which most Americans work rebounded sharply in July and countered the growing view that the U.S. might be tipping closer to recession.

Shares of the Chicago-based computer-services company notched double-digit gains despite broad market weakness.

CEO Donnie King said the company’s “disciplined actions and focus on the fundamentals have resulted in a positive turnaround of our business.”

CBOE’s stock rose Monday, bucking the sharp selloff in global stock markets, as J.P. Morgan said the options- and futures-trading exchange should benefit from increased volatility in the financial markets.

AMC has its work cut out for it when it comes to the company’s “heavy debt load.”

The equity-market sell-off has further to go and there will be few places to hide., according to HSBC indicators.