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NFL season loading

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Today saw both stock and crypto markets dip, with the Dow falling 0.68%, the S&P 500 dropping 0.75%, and the Nasdaq down 1.13%. Several factors contributed to this selloff. Rising interest rates played a significant role. Stronger-than-expected economic data pushed Treasury yields higher, increasing concerns that the Federal Reserve might maintain higher rates for an extended period. The 10-year Treasury yield reached its highest point since 2007, typically pressuring stocks, particularly in the tech sector. Oil prices also saw a nearly 4% jump, influenced by ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Sustained high oil prices could fuel inflation, a scenario the Fed aims to avoid. In the crypto market, major assets moved lower in line with the broader risk market: BTC: -2.26% ETH: -2.86% XRP: -5.19% In summary, today's market performance was largely driven by higher rates, rising oil prices, and investors reducing their risk exposure. Attention now turns to the future movements of yields, oil, and the Federal Reserve's next steps. #Gemini #Markets #Crypto #Stocks #MarketUpdate

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MLB is turning fandoms into a business

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Josh Jacobs court hearing happening now. Will he play this year in the NFL? #joshjacobs #nfl #packers

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Will Patrick Mahomes start Monday against the Broncos?

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Myles Garrett getting ready for the NFL season 👀

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YouTube star Markiplier is now GoPro’s largest individual shareholder — just as the struggling camera company announces a major merger that could completely reshape its future. Markiplier, whose real name is Mark Fischbach, disclosed an 8.5% stake totaling 13.5 million shares in GoPro, saying he believed the company was undervalued. The investment comes after he used GoPro cameras while making his hit film Iron Lung and publicly praised the company’s new filmmaking hardware. Now, GoPro has agreed to merge with Starman Optical in a $285 million deal. Shareholders are set to receive $1.14 per share in cash while retaining roughly 10% of the combined company, and GoPro’s approximately $92 million in debt is expected to be paid off. And GoPro may soon be about much more than cameras. The combined company plans to expand into AI data centers, defense, government, robotics and aerospace, while continuing to support GoPro’s existing consumer products

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Credit cards are getting more expensive #news #creditcards #credit

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📈 #charts #traders #stocks

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It's called field research #nfl

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Spoiler they beat expectations #nvidia #stocks #finance #traders