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Standard poors at 1804 tonight. It was another recordsetting week for the dow and the s p 500. With the s p finishing above 1800, first time ever. Dominic chu recapping all the action and the highlights. Also highlighting a few red flags investors need to know about. Over to you. Thanks. Lets put it in context for you viewers about how strong this bull market has been. Intrady moves and then the year to date moves for dow industrials. Up 23 so far year to date. A massive move to the upside. Just to put it in context here. Also checking out whats happening with the s p 500, because that as well...

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Ellie Noto added four goals for SHP against the Vikings. Ava Shenk scored three times and had three assists and Emily Leschin had three goals and two assists. Phoebe Kim scored twice and had an assist for Palo Alto (8-5), which will likely receive a bid into the CCS playoffs despite a recent losing streak. Laney Henry also scored twice and Kellyn Scheel recorded seven saves. Girls basketball Avery Lee. Courtesy Jamey Padojino. Avery Lee scored a career-best 39 points and Menlo topped host The King’s Academy 81-70 in a WBAL contest Thursday. Sharon Nejad added 18 points for Menlo (3-3, 2-3)...

“Coming into this game, I think we were able to be a little bit more prepared for some of the things they might do to us and have some better answers,” Miller said. “Especially this year, without any scrimmages, with limited practices, with a revolving door in terms of who’s out there for practice on what day, which we’re all dealing with, you have to work really hard and not use it as a barometer of what’s happened this year as opposed to years past.” To be clear, there was a lot Miller liked about how St. John’s handled things. It played with a sense of purpose in the two-ma...

In what was college lacrosse’s first overtime action of the 2021 season, St. John’s came out on top against Hofstra thanks to balanced scoring and a crucial stop.  Despite eight goals and a career-high 11 points from Hofstra attackman Ryan Tierney, the Red Storm proved resilient and got an important turnover just as Justin Sykes’ was readying to unload a shot, barreling down toward Cameron Bieler’s net. St. John’s head coach Jason Miller called a timeout and drew up a set that got grad senior attackman Mike Madsen free for an open look at the point, which he buried with a bounce sh...