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Time now for our graph of the day. Ryan Dietrich, main market strategist at Carson Group, who places this graph on social media this week, with shares that rise to a new record, we look at the historical pattern of peaks, and if history teaches us something, could possibly be more room to meet the second half of the year. So this is where we look when shares have a historical peak, and guess? The lion's share of this is usually in Q4 and MORST in January. You can see the most typical in December and January of Gluren for the S&P 500 annual highlights. This is of course running from 1950 in 2024 here, of course, because we have not yet finished 2025. But if we take a look at some of the areas, of course, in the midst of this summer movement, one of the things I want to view is of course, because we look at that card, we still have one of the most recent of all times, but if history is a guide. I will place this on a year-to-date display. There we go, as you can see, the stock is on. Now, 17% years to date, and has moved from those loads that we saw on the black, on the back of a part of the move Lower, UH, post-liberation day, and now, while we see, some of those trade agreements are also starting to be distributed here. You saw traveling from Jensen Huang abroad, so Nvidia flowed some of those new all time. And then, one of the other areas of the market that we have, see that many of those highlights continue to spread. Palantier, although it is here in the day with around 5%, year-to-date, view that step. It has risen 83% here. That has been one of the shares that illuminates the Yahoo Finance Tickets page daily. And when elsewhere inside the Mag Seven names, we were talking about Amazon earlier, and that also of the year-to-date flat, hardly up to the head. Still has to come back to some of those earlier all-time high levels that we have seen earlier in the year, but one of the things to keep following with Amazon, Google, Meta and Apple in that other Mag 7 names is where investors are looking. If they try to look for parts of the market that are undervalued or are left in the rebound performance, you could see some stacking in or see some extra rotation or get bites from some of those names. Then we will see exactly where the sentiment of investors leads, and ultimately how that can continue to push us to even more an expansion and therefore possibly more all time high. So that's something we follow in the contemporary graph of the day here. And let's finally see how these sectors took place in the course of this year, because we are now coming back to some of those all-time highlights. I will place this for us on a year-to-date display, and as you can see, we still have a few of those names, three of those sectors, this year in negative territory, and it is not now, but it is consumer discretion that still has some room to try to come back in a positive territory this year. But Industrials has certainly attracted the attention of investors, and that is about 11% years to date, with the S&P 500 11 sectors.
