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The market started Green but went red Tuesday, moving slowly as all eyes look toward the Fed rate cut expected tomorrow. It was a light day for big moves, but smaller stocks climbed on rate-cut hopes, and the Russell 2000 hit a midday high.

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CHART OF THE DAY
XLRE Slips Again Pre-Fed — Sector on Watch 🏢📉

ESOX Holds ATH Breakout Into Fed Decision 💾📈

GME Turns Profitable After Multi-Year Slide 🎮📊

ELV Eyes $340 Breakout Toward $400 🏥📈

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CELH Targets $50 After $2.6M Call Surge 💥

CVNA Valued Nearly 2x Ford on 1/10th Revenue 🚗

CLSK Bull Flag Targets $23 With Analyst Backing 🔷📈

ICP Breaks Falling Wedge With MACD Lift ∞📈

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