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One p.m. on the East Coast to his day, January 9th.

I'll start by saying this.

I'm a little worried about the New York Rangers got throttled.

And yes, I chose that word throttle last night by the Canucks of Vancouver, who are one of the best teams in the league.

But, you know, that's the benchmark now for the Rangers.

And they haven't played well for the better part of a month. I'm worried about their net

minder, Dan, as are you. As is, by the way, John Butters, who is joining us today?

O. M. Brickin' gee. How are you, Dan? I'm doing great. I mean, it's not even Thursday.

And it's Butters here on Market Call. And we're going to do a deep dive and a little Q4 earnings preview from John Butters with not even released charts and data that are going to drop in his earnings insight. What do they call that? Like embargoed or something. Yeah, they're embargoed. So we have this embargoed data from Mr. Butters here.

So we're going to check out all of that guy.

But we got a lot to do today on our market call.

Well, we thought we looked.

It appeared as, listen, yesterday the S&P's up a cool 60 handles.

Like that's a big move.

And then today it appeared as though we're going to give some of it

back and the market is fighting itself back to effectively unchanged in the S&P everything to me

is just you know after the S&P everything is this conversation NASDAX up small the S&Ps the

excuse me the Dow's down maybe less than half of 1% now but, the S&P is fighting back to unchanged, which is pretty impressive given where we started

the day.

But there are a lot of things out there.

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