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I'm Mary Long, joined today by Mr. Asit Sharma, Asit.

Great to see it.

It is truly a pleasure to have you here today.

Say, Mary, I am truly honored to be with you today.

Here we go.

Pleased, honored, all good vibes today.

Before we dive into some deeper stories later on in the show, we're going to highlight some of today's headlines up top.

So also, we're going to start with some macro stories and then dive a bit deeper into some company-specific news.

First big thing that we're keeping an eye on is that the S&P and NASDAQ both closed at their highest points since February,

leaving both indexes hovering around

record highs, largely on the news of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. There are reports

that fighting continues, but investors seem to be betting on peace. You got oil futures falling on

the ceasefire announcement. Gold moved in a similar direction, dropping to a two-week low.

You also will have another part of the economy that's moving in a different direction. The housing market is falling

from its pandemic highs. Data from the latest S&P KS index reports that home prices rose just

2.7% in April. That's down from their 3.4% gain in March. Redfin says sellers

outnumber buyers three to one in this market and predicts that prices could slip 1% by late

2025. Asid, I think you want to double click on the housing market story. Anything you want to add there?

Give us a little bit of color.

Mary, this is an industry at the end of the day. That is a supply and demand story. I think what we saw in the great financial crisis back in 2008, 2009, really put a stick in the story that

house prices will always rise inexorably and be a great investment that's been

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