How can the smartest country be so bloody stupid.
Share prices of gun makers have risen sharply on the US stock market in the wake of the deadliest shooting in the country’s modern history.
The market was responding to a surge in demand for weapons after the Las Vegas massacre, which saw a gunman open fire at a music festival killing at least 59 people and wounding 527 more.
Shares of Sturm Ruger – the company which makes Ruger firearms - jumped four percent in afternoon trade, CNN reports.
Weapons maker American Outdoor Brands Corp, the company formerly known as Smith & Wesson, jumped three percent and Olin, which owns Winchester ammunition, rose six percent to an all-time high.
Share prices of gun makers have risen sharply on the US stock market in the wake of the deadliest shooting in the country’s modern history.
The market was responding to a surge in demand for weapons after the Las Vegas massacre, which saw a gunman open fire at a music festival killing at least 59 people and wounding 527 more.
Shares of Sturm Ruger – the company which makes Ruger firearms - jumped four percent in afternoon trade, CNN reports.
Weapons maker American Outdoor Brands Corp, the company formerly known as Smith & Wesson, jumped three percent and Olin, which owns Winchester ammunition, rose six percent to an all-time high.
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