Well, Oxford's word for the year for 2023 has been revealed.

Riz has taken the top spot, attributing most of its success to Spider-Man actor Tom Holland

after he was asked about his Riz in a widely shared interview.

The slang term is used to describe someone's ability to attract a romantic partner.

There you go.

The word beat seven other contenders to win word of the year, including Swifty, which is used

to describe Taylor Swift fans.

Obviously, as we all know, Riz also described something that I and most of us apes out there

definitely do not have any of.

So always a great thing to be reminded of by seeing that as the word of the year from Oxford.

Very glad to see that it wasn't Swifty.

I'm not too sure of what exactly that's referring to, but it sounds look to one of my favorite words, which of course is Kelsey.

So I don't really know what was going on there. Maybe they made some kind of mistake. It is Oxford. I'm sure English is their second language, so not too sure what's going on. But either way, Riz is the word of the year. Thanks to Oxford University. Shout out to them. There are some other ones chosen my Miriams, and I definitely recommend to go check those out because those will also make you just wish that somebody would send an asteroid to destroy the planet already. I can't imagine why these are the decisions that we're making and what the founders of Oxford would think after seeing Riz as the word of the year for this year. But either way, I digress, we're going to talk about markets. So, unfortunately, the asteroid didn't come yesterday, but we still did see a bit of an asteroid hit financial markets. The rest of 2000 was the only index in the United States up on the day. Seems like that early little, quote-unquote, Santa Claus rally that we saw in November, more like a Thanksgiving rally, if anything, or a turkey rally, maybe coming to an end or at least taking a little bit of a break for now. Now, essentially, like I said, the Rosal 2K was the only index higher on the day. Obviously, WSO Alpha was lower. I mean, I don't know what else we expect. Lost about 27 basis points. Thanks, guys. Over there, those brain cells must be working hard. The total of three or four of them that actually work on Alpha. But either way, it was a boring day in treasuring markets as well. Wasn't a whole lot going on, as there was a lot of economic news to react to. Let's go ahead and see what was going on for the day. So it was pretty hysterical. There was a bit of a leak on

Twitter or on X, I should say, of the GTA6 platform, or GTA6 trailer. And so that leaked out

onto the platform. Of course, Rockstar, in recognizing as they could either, you know, fight to pull

it down or just run with it. They made the smart decision and just decided to run with it,

follow what fans were already seeing,

until they just kept up the vibe and went with the full release. Definitely go check that out. It's now coming until 2025 already, but I can already hear you guys getting the pre-orders ready and getting logged in on there. It's going to be a sweet game. I mean, I don't even play video games with GTA5 is pretty much the only thing I played back in the day,

so I can't wait for this as well.

Uber's catching a ride of their own as they're going to be joining the SMP 500. She just moved towards an all-time high on the news yesterday. It was definitely fun to see. Speaking of which, well, speaking of an all-time high to an all-time low, funding availability to Ukraine appears to be at an all-time low. The White House has come out and said that they may be totally drained by the end of this year. We'll see how that goes. And then, of course, college football playoffs have been set. FSU fans are definitely not too happy about what happened with this year as the final year of just four teams getting into the college football playoffs. Make sure it's going to be 12 and then we can all be all fat and happy together in that final round but for this year that's going to suck for fs u they got effed safe to say for the

absolute least now like i said there wasn't any kind of major economic releases yesterday

not a whole lot this week before we get the jobs report on friday which of course we won't be talking about until monday of next week

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