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[The beef 675] [I'm an image] "Donny pulling the mulligan out of his bag of tricks." - Jeff Hey there carnivores, Markets climbed on Wednesday as Trump reversed course. Today we’re discussing what exactly happened out there today. Keep raging, Jeff & Jason [Image] [I'm an image] Put on notice A [live look]( at Trump after seeing the markets tank when he said he would end stimulus talks until after the election. Donny Politics had a change of heart after he ended negotiations on stimulus talks on Tuesday. The President [called for COVID-19 relief]( from Congress. Come again? But that doesn’t mean the talks are back on. Rather, POTUS is asking the government to put together relief efforts through individual bills, as opposed to the multi-trillion dollar package it was seeking. See, not everyone loves a big package. Stimulated The “individual stimulus measures” that Trump said he is willing to approve are another round of $1,200 stimulus checks, $25B in aid for airlines, and another $135B for PPP funds, which according to POTUS [is left over]( from the CARES Act. Markets didn’t care about the finer details or past transgressions, though. All they saw was that relief is back on track(ish). The Dow rose over 500 points, or 1.9% and the S&P was up 1.7%. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin and House Speaker Pelosi did speak for 20 minutes and agreed to...[speak again today](. Now that’s what I call progress. The bottom line... POTUS may have helped buoy markets overall on the day, but one company had a special place in his heart... er, lungs… Trump endorsed Regeneron’s COVID-19 antibody cocktail (in a video he tweeted, of course) that he was administered during his treatment at Walter Reed, leading the pharmaceutical company to request emergency use approval by the FDA. Regeneron’s share price gained 3.5% after the video was posted. [I'm an image] [Alternate text]( [Alternate text]( Discover The Strategy Which Collects Gains As High As 60%, 274% And Even 500% — Trading Just Once A Day! Join Ben Sturgill On Today at 2 PM ET Live As He Reveals His Proven Strategy With A 90% Win-Rate. [Reserve Your Spot Here]( [Alternate text] ☑️It’s getting pretty Sirius. Howard Stern has come a long way from his days at [WNBC](. Sirius [announced]( that it is close to signing a new deal with the shock jock that will pay the satellite radio pioneer up to $120M per year. The news sent Sirius’ stock price into... outer space... rising 7% premarket and finishing up 4.5% on the day. ☑️One minute man. Yesterday the minutes from the September 15th and 16th Federal Open Market Committee meeting [dropped](. And *double checks minutes* the entire transcript was just one word printed on every single page in massive font: “STIMULUS.” This isn’t entirely surprising since stimuli is literally the only thing J-POWW has been talking about since 'Tiger King' was trending. But there was some Fed speak that stood out considering recent developments (read: no major stimulus bill until after the election, apparently). Most notably, some officials are ready to boost the Fed’s bond buying program by the end of the year should the economy need it (spoiler: it needs it). ☑️Who ya got? Google and Oracle have had beef for the better part of a decade and now the Supreme Court (yes, they can hear cases without a full squad) is [hearing the case]( that threatens to change the game in Silicon Valley. Wayyy back in 2010 when Oracle bought Sun, Larry Ellison’s brainchild sued Google for allegedly stealing code from Sun to build its Android platform. Perhaps you’ve heard of it. 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