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We focus on the 10-year Treasury. We focus on the Fed.

We dwell on Friday's employment report and a bunch of important surveys and inflation reports.

These are indeed all important, all impactful to stock prices, including today, where they'll

gain 107 points, estimate, 0.16%.

NASDAQ did 0.06%.

Hey, by the way, these prices rolled nice for some very ugly moments in middle of day.

I'm mostly driven, yes, by the vicissitudes of the bomb market,

which ended up where it started and for some pretty wild gyrations.

But what we don't focus on enough here, or anywhere else, frankly, is fraud.

Yes, fraud.

Specifically, the negative correlation between the love for the red hot stocks of flavor of the month companies that aren't doing all that well.

When these firecrackers get severely overheated, you've got to be very careful because it means buyers are getting carried away with concepts, not earnings, not sales.

And when that happens, the market's driving us through the danger zone.

Yet we are in Kenny Loggins territory.

I started telling you to worry about froth at the end of November just for Thanksgiving.

Many of the Red Hot's peak right then, but some others just kept running, much to my own chagrin.

Back then, I highlight a whole bunch of

overextended groups with my own monocers, like companies with AI in the name, and ambiguous

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