answer: #Person1# tells #Person2# that the stock market took a plunge and their portfolio is worth half of what it was worth points week ago. #Person2# asks #Person1# to deal with it but not to tell the rest of the stockholders.
documents: #Person1#: Sorry to bother you sir, but I have some bad news.
  #Person2#: What is it?
  #Person1#: Well, the stock market just took a huge plunge and we'Ve lost a lot of money!
  #Person2#: What do you mean? What happened?
  #Person1#: There are many factors that weigh in, but NASDAQ is down 200 points, the DOW JONES indicator also suffered! Our portfolio is worth half of what it was worth points week ago.
  #Person2#: How is this possible? You are supposed to be talking to our stockbrokers and making sure that our securities and investments are safe and making a profitable return!
  #Person1#: I know sir! We didn't expect a bull market to become a bear market all of a sudden. On the other hand, you still have some high yield trash bonds and government bonds that will give us enough liquidity to cut our loses and reinvest in emerging markets. We could potentially make this tragedy work for us and make us think outside the box.
  #Person2#: Do what you have to do! One other thing, don't tell the rest of the stockholders about this. If they find out, it's the end of this company!