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And yet another week where the markets hated, just despise.

The complaints about it are myriad, nobody champion stocks except, well, us.

And of course, the legion of buyers who propel these stocks higher. The averages always tell the story, downgating 173 points, has to be advancing

0.49 percent. NASDA climbing 0.72%. It was a really good session, and all I heard were gripes.

The rally, once so narrow, is now amazingly broad. The banks, the transports, all sorts of tech, utilities, so many other sectors, small cap, midcap, whatever. They all just march higher. Now, I know the speculative stocks are a very visible part of the market, and that rankles the pros, but that's been the case with this market ever since the GameStop affair way back in January of 2021.

So get over it.

Is it more frothy than we'd like?

Sure.

But it hasn't stopped us from going higher anymore than the concentrated Magnetives and the 7 did.

Not that long ago.

Right now there's a widespread sense that the obsession with the data center represents the top.

Yet every time good news or even rumored good news like meta perhaps contracted with an or a $20 billion cloud computing deal,

but what happens when it comes out? Fresh new highs. One of these days, we will have a top,

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