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As it going out there, it's Wednesday, October 5th.

And I'm Frank Curzy, a host of the Wall Street Unplugged Podcast, where I break down the headlines and

tell you it's really moving these markets.

Not sure if you heard.

There's a major hurricane coming my way.

I'm in the East Coast in Florida, almost as north as you can go before hitting Georgia.

And Hurricane Matthew, not really a big story because it's just touching like parts of Florida.

I mean, my family hasn't even called and usually call all the time and stuff like that.

But it's just, yeah, it's kind of like under the radar because only impacting a small part. But based on the latest projections,

it could be hitting my town, like head on.

And for me, you know, I never get nervous about these things,

especially hurricanes because most come up through the Gulf of Mexico and they kind of slow once they hit land.

The time it gets to like the East Coast and Florida where I live or even Georgia, parts of Georgia, South Carolina, the hurricane usually dies down to category 2 or 1, which is 50 miles per hour winds, which everybody could deal with.

Yeah, we're accustomed to that, you know, living in North Florida. But this hurricane was supposed to go

east into the Atlantic and this was as a couple of days ago coming up from Cuba but

for some reason is now projected to drift a little west into the Florida coastline and possibly hit us.

I know a lot of details here I sound like a meteorologist just figure I let you guys know.

In fact I'm not sure if you guys know it, but most New Yorkers

think that they're weathermen. I didn't really think they're meteorologists. I mean, if you don't believe me,

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