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Fabry at Post-9 of the New York Stock Exchange. Coming off a couple weeks lower on the SMP, heading into an historically eventful week with an election, a Fed meeting, plenty of travel and media earnings.

Yields are lower across the board, a 10-year 4-2-8.

Our roadmap begins with the big week ahead for investors as we go into the final hours of this 2024 presidential campaign and the potential for another Fed rate cut this week.

Plus, Jay, Gen AI momentum. Nvidia is set to replace Intel as one of the 30 blue chip stocks in the Dow this week.

And a setback for the future of the nuclear power data center, federal regulators limiting how much power Amazon can use. This would be from a

reactor in Pennsylvania, Susquehanna, nuclear stocks. I didn't even know we could say the words

nuclear stocks, but let's just say some power company related names are getting hit on this.

Let's begin, though, with the markets on this election eve. Plenty of stats rolling around this morning, Jim, about what happens to stocks in the

six months following an election.

I know.

Yeah, and I just think that it's odd that it doesn't matter who.

I also think that this Iowa news kind of flipped a lot of stocks and then flipped back, but Iowa news that it looked like, you know, a state that is a Republican state may switch.

Right. You're referring to a specific poll by a very well-known and well-respected pollster that showed in a dramatic fashion.

Harris was leading when, in fact, she had been

trailing significantly previously.

Yeah, I know a lot of people pointed that over the weekend.

Unclear, though, exactly whether it's right and what it would mean.

Well, look, the futures were up, and I thought that was because of Iowa, then the futures

are down.

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