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You can tell an awful lot about a market by looking at the winners and losers of a quarter that

was just put to bed. Right now, the news of the day is all about that government shutdown and its

implications. But to me, the shutdown may not be all that meaningful to the stocks you own. So I want to use tonight to give you a snapshot of the market.

And while past performances may not repeat themselves, I can tell you that the winners of the third quarter

are often bought in the fourth quarter by money managers who want to show their clients that they own the right stocks.

Hey, look, I know when I was a money manager, I did precisely this. So I am sure others are doing it now, too, because they tend to be the right stocks. Today was a bit of a counter-trende day. The drug stocks managed to get a lift as the president forced them to lower prices on some drugs, but not to the point where the earnings will be hurt. So you have a rare rally in pharma that helped lead the average.

Dow gaining 43 points, SB advancing 0.34%, NASDA, climbing, 0.42%.

The drug sucks may have more room to run.

We'll discuss that group later in the show.

Last quarter's winners, though, were anything but health care.

The best-performing S&P 500 stock from the third quarter is one that seems unstoppable. And that stock is App Lovin.

This stock's a quandary because it's far from a household name.

App Loven is a mobile technology company that helps app developers make money by selling advertising space

within their apps.

The stock rallied 105% in the third quarter alone.

It's been an extraordinary performer that remains relatively unknown because it's not consumer-facing.

We just don't see it.

I would not bet against this app love and stock, even

it's been the target of short sellers who have been run over by the buyers. And I think it's

going to stay that way. The second best performer's Western Digital, up almost 88% for the

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