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There's always a home market somewhere, and I promise to help you find it.

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All right, there's always a bull market somewhere.

I end the show with that tagline every night. I say it because it's true. Look at today. The market looked hideous

this morning, right on the heels of some horrific overnight futures action. But after the

S&P 500 reached a level where it was down 10% from its highs, where it held last time, we started

snapping back with the Dow finishing the session of 418 points.

Five, five, five. Yes, it would be gaining 0.55%. And even the NASDAQ didn't go down as much

as the users does, it was just down 0.14%. But it was a remarkable comeback, unthinkable even at 5 a.m.

And a reminder that there is indeed a bull market somewhere. Even at the end of the worst quarter since

2022 for both the S&P and the NASDAQ, remember, that was when there was a bear market.

It was a rebound that for the first time in the ages put some fear into the Bears.

I don't know about you, but it was nice.

Liberating even to have a day without fear, wasn't it?

Let's look at the rebound's leaders to figure out why anyone's buying ahead of what I call the

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