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Jun 2023
42m 43s

Closing Bell: Trading the Market Resilie...

CNBC
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Are the bears suddenly sweating as stocks stay resilient? Greg Branch of Veritas Financial Group defends his market stance. Plus, EMJ’s Eric Jackson breaks down Tesla’s latest hot streak and the two things that he thinks could mean further gains for that name. And, Pippa Stevens explains what’s behind crude’s big move today. 
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