Of High Frequency data we were waiting on. Example, the sox index, why is that rallying . Abigail it has mainly to do with trade optimism. A good portion of the Chip Companies from china, a good portion of the supply chain. Investors hoping the important shift is coming out of the bottom and phase and if 5g goes ahead, that create a major upgrade cycle. However, it does look frothy, so it is important to keep that in mind. Are investors getting ahead of themselves . Last year was a bad year for managers. As we go into the end of the year, you have to think managers want to lock is one in so they can have a good year after a bad year. Vonnie thank you. Kevin. Kevin volatility never stops. Now to this weeks historic vote on impeachment. Lets bring in our Clinical Panel of genevieve woods, spokesperson for the heritage foundation, and basils michael, former executive director of the new york state democratic party. Genevieve, i will start with you. In terms of impeachment, and terms of th
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