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Elimination of a single word. Patience. Will the fed lose its patience . Will it stay in the statement . Will it be gone for good . What will it mean . Will it mean another taper tantrum in the markets. Also high on the agenda this morning, everything else. Look at the tenyear note theres the yield at 2. 05. Gold down just a little bit. West texas up just a little bit. And the euro lower. It just takes 1. 06 now to buy a euro. Mandys out. And as i mentioned, sarah joins us from the nyse. As you mentioned, all ten s p sectors are actually red today. Materials, consumer staples, and energy getting hit among the hardest. Bob pisani down here ahead of the fed release tomorrow. Lets talk about those Energy Stocks that made a turnaround. Its very hard to put together two up days. I want to show you the s p 500, where were coming off of the bottoms, but not by too much. Were still in the red. And as sarah mentioned, its energy that you want to watch. Now, this happened yesterday and its happe
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