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Other people are my friends. I'm just trying to help me make a little money.

My job is not just entertained, but explain how we have explosions like today after a whole week of bad.

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You short this market at your own power!

After a couple of negative days, today, pretty much everything rallied. From the speculative to the sane.

And unlike the last week, the animal spirits had enough staying power to finish strong.

By the end of the session, Dowl was up 340 points as it became 1.2% and the NASDAQ pole vaulted in 1.77%.

House of pleasure.

It was a welcome to the New Year rally after what looks to be a couple of profit-taking days and no more.

The most salient driver of this move, an astonishing blog post by a fellow by name of Brad Smith,

totally bankable, delightful too.

He's vice chair and president of Microsoft. He was talking about how bright the tech future is and how his company's going to invest

$80 billion on AI data centers this year.

That's in pretty much anything related to AI roaring from electricity and power plants and 70 dollars,

especially of course, and VINVIA, the beating heart of the data center that looked like it was having a coronary just a week ago.

Yes, here I am. This is called the pocket. Now, man, without mind, what's the gameplay for next week?

This one's extremely consequential because on Friday, we get the non-farm payroll report.

Now, the market's been royal by a fractious 10-year treasury bond that won't come down.

It just won't come down.

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