wave of protests across the country following a shooting of yet another black man, rayshard inoks, outside a wendy s atlanta. all of it captured on video. first, i want to digest the market moves and bring in abigail doolittle, who has been following it all. why such a volatile day? abigail: really a wild today. today and overnight tonight, there was a risk off tone. there was a bit of a haven bid for bonds. nasdaq up more than 1%. thefixed on the nasdaq vix on the nasdaq had been above 40. at the close, below 40, so again, less fear at the end of the day. trade, the stay-at-home trade. 6%, and credible, but tesla up 6%. if you believe it, that stock up more than 130% on the year. as for why, i would like to say it is something exciting, fundamentals, but that is really not the case. it has to do with the dollar. the chart in, the nasdaq 100 and white. when a dollar goes down, it helps risk assets go higher. what we had earlier today was up half a percent, now the dol
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