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Coming up, Disney shares sinking after giving a tepid growth outlook.

That says the market awaits news on who will be its new leader.

Plus Oracle raising more debt, as the software giant looks to raise $45 to $50 billion in bonds

and equity for additional cloud infrastructure capacity.

And sources say Elon Musk is in advance talks to combine SpaceX with XAI. We'll have all the details. But first we check in on these markets, then in certain areas breathe some size of relief. After sell-off on the NASDAQ on the S&P 500, we're actually seeing a bit more of the buying of the dip when it comes to stocks. Not so much when you're looking at commodities.

We're up 7 tenths a percent when you're looking at the NASDAQ. Now, Bitcoin bounces, but boy, did it feel the pain over the course of the weekend. We're only training at 78,000. So still the pressure on on so-called digital gold as we actually see that continued strain on gold and silver that really catalyzed on Friday and the decision of who will be the next Fed chair.

Move on to the end of the... gold as we actually see that continued strain on gold and silver that really catalyzed on

Friday and the decision of who will be the next Fed chair. Move on to the individual stocks.

InVidia is one of the biggest points drags to the downside today off by 1.4%. We're going to dig

into what really its relationship with Open AI and how much it's committing to funding it

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