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Crypto was higher on the day (as was the dollar and commodities) but for big-tech stocks, bonds, and bullion it was sell, Mortimer, sell .
The cash open sparked chaos in Small Caps and a dump in big-tech stocks. Small Caps were puked after the European close. S&P and the Dow manage to scramble back into the green (dumping into the red in the last 5 seconds), Small Caps were best and Big-Tech Nasdaq 100 the biggest loser.
Here s the chaos at the cash open in Small Caps.
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