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Thats right. Several sessions adding points and adding eight. Talking about the effect of the stimulus and people at the same time talking about as a currency race to the bottom. Round number five or six i think we are on. Expiration day, too. May be complications. Art cashin saying the bias so far to the upside and could change. The dow up half a percent and the s p 500 sitting at a level unbelievable, 2061. A lot of forecasts coming into the year closing at 2014 was aggressive. Now the nasdaq up about 9 and underperformer on the session hovering around 4711. Less than 300 points away from na...

Important for every company that exports to that country. If they slow down exports to that country will slow down. Thats why its so important right now. And underlying a lot of this is this debate about liquidity versus fundamentals. Here is how we stand in the markets. The dow is near session lows off 256 points at this juncture. I believe the lows today were 262. And were heading back to that right now. Look at that. Decisively below 16,000. Speaking of at least round numbers, the s p 500, 1797. So we are below 1800 having given up about 31 points today or 1. 7 . We cannot emphasize too muc...

Our split fox friends show. Were scattered throughout the tristate area. And its good to have you. Good morning to you ainsley and good morning to you, brian. Ainsley good morning to you, steve and brian and to everyone at home. We have dr. Nicole saphier on our show today dr. Mehmet oz the Surgeon General dr. Jerome atkrapls. Adams. Dr. Marc siegel and senator Lindsey Graham. Brian should did you go back to Small Business and take some of these loans. Of course we have three doctors on the show and got to get yeses and nos. Should would he be wearing a mask or not . If we are not wearing a ma...

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The week's good news: April 29, 2021 Catherine Garcia 1. On Brett Wittwer's last day at work before retiring, the tables were turned. Wittwer, 69, spent 35 years as a U.S. Postal Service mail carrier, and was used to handing people packages. But on March 26, residents along his mail route were giving him gift bags and boxes filled with goodies. "It was crazy," Wittwer told Good Morning America. "It kind of brings a tear to your eye." Most of his career was spent delivering mail in the Cincinnati area, and when word spread he was going to retire, people along his route used a...