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This is the final market call for the month of June. Now, as you know, the month of June,

Dan, the symbol is M. July, we're approaching. That would be the letter N. We'll talk about that

soon. But I am, Guy Dami. I'm always joined by Dan Nathan, and you know it's Thursday. We will be

joined in just a few minutes by EY from SoFi.

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powered by Open Exchange. Now, we got a lot to talk about,

I guess the half of year is over today. Not a good half for stocks this first six months of the

year. Yields moving. We're talking about Liz with all those things. But Dan, how are you?

I'm doing well, Guy. That was a mouthful for you, buddy. I mean, here we are.

You know, we have a lot to unravel here.

You know, the first half of the year is over.

We're approaching the second half of the year.

Mark, it's trying to stage a bit of a comeback here.

There's just a lot going on.

Yeah, I mean, listen, again, I think we're going to talk about Liz. Her note, she spent a lot of time talking about the 210, the spread. You know, we've been talking about it, the inversion. Nostradami called it way back when. You thought it was going to happen. And, you know, we spent a lot of time talking about what it meant for stocks and what it means for stocks historically and what it means for the economy and obviously, you know,

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