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Now, you may think of the NFL's big game as a contest among great teams in the gridiron.

Test of wills was only one winner for the Lombardi Trophy, and you know what I feel about that. Yet, I'm always struck by how the event draws CEOs

like flies to honey. It's impossible not to notice, even when the Eagles come home with a resounding

victory. Go birds. The CEOs are all there, especially in the games in New Orleans, which is

while in a day when it took a shocking late-day rally to finish a positive target.

The Dowrides in 10 points, S.B. gaining 0.24%, NASDAQ advancing 0.07%.

I want to talk about what I heard at the big game, what people are worried about and how those concerns are coloring their decisions and your stocks.

I'm not overlooking what happened in the bizarrely positive close today by any means.

I am saying that there did seem to be a gigantic program, money switching out of momentum,

and into classic growth, and it gained speed in the last few minutes of trading, taking the

S&P to a record high, but it seems suspicious and I didn't like the way it happened.

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