Reporter what a difference a day makes, right . A major turn around for the markets. The dow on pace to snap a threeday losing streak. The s p and nasdaq on pace to snap a fourday losing streak. The dow up 139. Nasdaq up 184. It is all about the technology, my friends. Apple, amazon, microsoft, google, facebook all up today. Amazon leading those fang stocks. Why . Bernstein upgraded that stock saying the selloff in that stock was a good reason to buy. Dont hold back here. What the bernstein analyst had to say. What else is going on . Interestingly tesla, battery day, weve been talking about them on the network all day long, right . If you want to know what the big money thinks, guess what . One analyst says this would be a snare tiff change for tesla. An important day. Stock is down as you see. What is going on . Elon musk saying company will not likely reach selfsufficiency in batteries until at least 2022. Well definitely watch that, well definitely watch battery day. So far not so g
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Firsthand how the laws and programs that we enact here are working and to receive the feedback on legislation being considered by the congress in the future and what i can do to better help the folks back home. Now, a typical state work period involves dozens of facetoface events from every corner of my state covering all ages, professions and walks of life. Last august i spent time talking with my constituents about everything from the smith act and g. I. Benefits from student veterans to project safe neighborhood grants and the u. S. Mexicocanada trade agreement, but as we all know, 2020 has been anything, but typical and this august was no exception. These big inperson events have been replaced with virtual ones but face to face meetings which now involve wearing masks, social distancing and a heavy dose of hand sanitizer. Instead of the broad range of policies we might normally discuss, almost every one of them centered on the impact of covid19. No big surprise there. Ive heard fro