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You can tell a heck of a lot about what's winning and what's losing on a huge day like today.

Sure, we know that the market soared on a vague meeting of the minds between President Trump

and some key people who are running around, causing the Dowell to surge 1,325 points.

S&P sword 2.51 percent.

And then that's that rock into 2.80%.

We don't know how real the ceasefire is.

How much is finesse.

How much will we needed to be nailed down still.

But we do know that oil just had its biggest one-day decline in six years.

Coming back down to the mid-90s, a pretty darn good sign that the ceasefire has a real

chance to survive. I think one of the great values of a day like today is a close scrutiny

of the biggest gainers and losers in the session, because they give you a window to what

can work when things are a little

more calm. And more important, what can't work? Because if it didn't work today, on a day like

today, it probably ain't going to work at all. First up, when I bruise the biggest ganners

of the Dowel Mazdaq, the SBA, I see a mixture of interest rate sensitives, travel and leisure,

and data center stocks. It's a little more acclive than you might think. I mean, what? The biggest gators in the Dowell today? Sherwin-Williams, Caterpillar, Home Depot, Goldman Sachs. That's a pretty extraordinary set of leaders when you think about it. It's about a truce in Iran. When you see these four going up, it means investors believe that interest rates are coming down.

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