Hello everyone, Palvatar here, Raoul's AI alter ego.

Feels strange to talk about crypto gathering in the past tense rather than the future.

The Real Vision team had a blast and hopes you did too.

And if you didn't join us this time, we wish

to see you next time. It's a good day for charting aficionados as Chris Bullock is back with

two shows today, one for Pro with Benjamin Cowan and then his weekly trading the markets, which

is free. We'll also have reports from Joe Bland on Connect and Mickle Rosenwald for Pro, as well as another

Salana Breakpoint presentation, so there's plenty of content coming your way today. There is, of course,

also market news coming your way. I'll bring you up to speed on what's making the rounds.

Just facts and data. You'll have to wait until tomorrow to get the in-depth

analysis and views of the real Raoul, who will be joined by Julian Bittle on everyone's

favourite, shooting the shit. US investors are feeling good ahead of Mag7 earnings, and a Federal

Reserve decision, even though no rate cuts are expected. Futures were pointing to another green day on Wall Street after the NASDAQ had reached the

highest level since October and the S&P 500 closed at a record on Tuesday.

Corning skyrocketed nearly 16% after signing a deal worth up to $6 billion to provide

fibre optic cables to Meta's AI data

centres. Speaking of Meta, it reports its results after the bell tonight, alongside Microsoft

and Tesla, while Apple follows tomorrow. The Dow had an off day yesterday, after mixed results

from General Motors and Boeing, while shares of health insurance

companies plunged on plans by the White House to raise insurer payment rates marginally.

NVIDIA's stock is up after a report from Reuters said China has allowed bite dance,

Alibaba and Tencent to buy NVIDIA's powerful H-200 chips.

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