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Rates Back On The Rise… And Used Car Market Shifting Into Reverse 10/7/26

Stocks retreating from record highs as rates resume their march higher. How a stronger than expected bond auction helped ease yields off their highs of the day, and what the latest Fed minutes told us about the central bank’s plan. Plus, cybersecurity in focus as AI safety concer ...  Show more

S&p 500 Hits Record High… And 10/6/26

The S&P 500 hitting its first record high in nearly 2 months, but the equal weighted index isn’t following suit. What the divergence could mean for the broader markets, and how our traders are positioning with stocks at records. Plus, Google’s nuclear deal boosts Constellation En ...  Show more

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