The New York Stock Exchange and as i said, countdown to the closing bell is not going to take any breaks and that decision is made because we are watching a mighty tumble and struggle here. Folks, its a very fastmoving one. Dow and s p 500 are on track for their worst week since january of 2016. Tech and financials are pretty much the hardest hit fears of inflation and of course higher Interest Rates rearing their heads once again. Let me start with Interest Rates the rising 10 year treasury yield started the whole thing last friday when we lost 666 points on the dow and by the way were down 600 right now. Intraday, today, the 10 year treasury yield briefly revisited the four year high of 2. 88 that it had hit remember this early monday sort of overnight before many of you were awake. That sparked an 1100 point blood bath back on monday for the dow. To date we touched that level and were now off slightly at 2. 85 . Nasdac, look at this folks at the low of the session today the nasdac w
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