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My job, not just to entertain, but to educate, to teach you how this business works.

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The next time you get too down about the stock market, I want you to remember this wonderful

quarter where we got knocked down the campus after Liberation Day, only to eventually rally

all the way back and then some.

I keep hearing the word resilient.

I'd say, how about stellar?

It was never easy, including today, when the SB and the NASDAQ hit record levels, then reversed if the President Trump broke off his trade talks with Canada because it imposed a digital

services tax, made it retroactive

to 2022.

But then the market eventually shrugged off the Canadian spat, with the Dow gaining 422 points,

and both the S&P and the NASDAQ climbing 0.52%.

The ladder is closing at record highs.

None out of 11 sectors were up today.

This kind of stuff, so rare for so many years, has become commonplace in the last part of this quarter.

Still, I think this market will remain strong, even in the face of a jarring story like the Canadian tariffs.

The individual investor has learned that the best way to make money is to

stand pat, stay in, maybe even add money into the declines, which has been the best strategy

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