Breaking: al Qaeda (ALQ) stocks up on heavy, pre-holiday trading.
A flurry of last minute buying brought the value of al Qaeda shares up almost 12% as traders looked to buy into the pre-holiday fear market.
Persistent doubts about the conglomerate's liquidity seemed to be offset by the US government's announcement that they remained a viable commodity in the world terror markets.
Previous American remarks had indicated that al Qaeda had been marginalized by US intervention.
Insiders say the Americans are willing to let the market make the necessary adjustments.
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