Looks like CPI came in hotter than expected meaning prices for goods and services increased in September. It can get ugly today ! The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is a measurement of how much the average price of a basket of consumer goods and services has changed over time. It's the most well-known indicator of inflation, and it shows how inflation affects consumers' everyday living expenses. https://www.cnbc.com/2024/10/09/stock-market-today-live-updates.html

Do me a favor and help me in welcoming @Joshua Lawson and @Matt Jameyson to the Profit Pioneers‼️ We’re so glad to have you apart of the family 🙏🏽 Let’s get some 🎣 in the comments for our new members

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I’m going to bundle up the book, the audiobook, and the course for $99 after this weekend. I’ve restricted access to it, but comment on this post and I will grant you access for the remainder of the weekend. Time to take the business side of things to the next level 💯 I appreciate yall for allowing me to test the course out And if you’d like to take advantage of the bundle, lmk 🙏🏽

Here’s a summary of the financial news highlights for SPY: 1. **Dow Jones Hits Record High**: Global stocks are on the rise, partly due to a 4% surge in Chinese stocks after China announced new stimulus measures. European bond yields are also climbing, while U.S. markets await key consumer confidence and inflation data. 2. **Tech's Influence on S&P 500**: A few major tech companies, like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Nvidia, represent a significant portion of the S&P 500's value, largely driven by their heavy investments in artificial intelligence (AI). 3. **S&P 500 and Nasdaq Slight Decline**: The S&P 500 and Nasdaq dipped slightly due to weaker sentiment data, though the Dow remained relatively flat. U.S.-listed Chinese firms performed well following China's stimulus. Visa shares fell after reports of a DOJ antitrust lawsuit, and consumer confidence dropped to 98.7 in September. Additionally, recent news analysis showed that 41% of stories were positive, 19% negative, and 40% neutral.