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Mona Mahajan joins us from Alleons here as we consider not so much investment strategy, but the

shock and awe of S&P 3000 and Dow 25,000. Bona, it has been an un-un-loved bull market.

How bull market is this or is this a pause along the way along the struggles of this pandemic?

Yeah, you know, first of all, thanks for having me. along the struggles of this pandemic.

Yeah, you know, first of all, thanks for having me.

This is a great new format enjoying it immensely,

but certainly that 3,000 level, Tom, on the S&P,

is something that's not only psychological, but it happens to be close to the 200 day moving average so it does have some technical significance as well.

We certainly think that if we can get through that, break through that and sustain that for at least a few days, that is meaningful in terms of perhaps moving some opinions over to more bullish stands.

You know, to us, clearly this has been a bifurcated market. The

winners and the S&P have been tech and health care and the unloved cyclical

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