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Futures Storm Higher Into Record Territory On Now Daily Ceasefire Hopium
Futures Storm Higher Into Record Territory On Now Daily Ceasefire Hopium
Stocks are pushing higher again on the same old regurgitated news: namely speculation that a deal to end the war between the US and Iran is getting closer, the same exact "speculation" that has pushed the Nasdaq higher for what will now be 13 days in a row, and the same speculation that may keep pushing stocks even higher until the reality of no ceasefire sends risk plunging in a few days. For now however, it is sufficient to lift markets thanks...
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