(MarketWatch.com) — Friday’s 140-point loss for the Dow Jones Industrial Average(INDU 10,380, -139.89, -1.33%) was something of a relief after Thursday’s traumatic trading. At one point on Thursday afternoon the Dow had plunged 992 points — the biggest intraday point-drop in its history — before ending the day down 348 points, or 3.2%. But the real and troubling mystery was why, in one brief but harrowing stretch, some popular stocks and exchange-traded funds were being priced in pennies.
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