Can you believe this? They make up more than two-thirds of all operational satellites in the sky as

of right now. If you happen to catch a blimpsom one, there's a 67% chance that it is owned and operated by Starlink,

aka Mr. Elon Musk.

What's up, Aves?

Welcome back to another edition of the DailyPeele's Daily podcast of the day.

My name is David.

Thank you so much for joining us here once again on this beautiful Tuesday.

September, what day is today?

September 17th, 2024 at approximately 7.21 p.m.

We appreciate you guys for joining us here today.

Love all you guys who are commenting, liking, subscribing, and doing everything that you can to boost our algorithm so that I can keep my job. We absolutely love to see it. And speaking of keeping jobs, we got a lot to talk about here today related to the U.S. economy. Now, we're not talking about really anything related to jobs here today, but that was my segue into the economy. So if you don't like, you'd go kick rocks, I guess. But nonetheless, we got a lot to talk about here. So great day for the WSO-L portfolio. I mean, literally the best return possible, if you ask me, the WSO-L portfolio is up approximately 69 basis points on the session here today. Yes, Apes, that is right.

0.69 percentage return, which not only is the nicest return that you can get in a given day.

It also outperformed the S&P, the NASDAQ, the Dow, and not the Russell, unfortunately.

Damn, dude, these fucking small caps are putting up big numbers lately.

What we're seeing on the index side is the NASDAQ return return of about 20 basis points for the session s mp 500 was basically flat up three basis

points the down not that anybody cares was down four basis points and there's 2000 up 883 basis

points so the wstaff portfolio is led by strength from end phasePhase Energy. Now, solar stock's got a particularly

large boost here today because in recent days, the odds of a 50 basis point cut have skyrocketed.

So now markets are currently pricing for a higher percentage chance of a 50 basis point cut

at today's meeting. I'm saying today because it is tomorrow, but you guys are probably

going to watch this tomorrow. So let's go with it. Let's pretend it's Wednesday. So yeah, right now the odds of a 50 basis point cut sit at 64% a day prior, 62, and the day before, 34%. So nearly doubling in, you know, about a week or so.

So pretty ridiculous right there. But some of the underlying economic data that we saw today is definitely going to be part of that explanation. So instead of wasting time, while I continue to yap, let's go ahead and

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