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The MGM Cyberattack suffered $8.4M daily losses according to BusinessNews, notes Suresh Vasudevan. He talks about how the hack is attributed to Scattered Spider Group. He goes over the cyberattacks at MGM and Clorox highlighting the shifting cybersecurity landscape. He discusses how the Clorox cyberattacks will hurt quarterly earnings and may affect its long-term finances. He highlights how the cybersecurity M&amp;A landscape continues to heat up despite economic challenges. He looks at how cyber threat actors are evolving. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

How Cyber Threat Actors Are Evolving

The market is still all about rates and Fed policy, notes Mandy Xu. She discusses why the VIX is low while yields remain near 16-year highs. She looks at volatility and the market. She suggests that investors keep an even on stock dispersion and market correction, as this could be a catalyst for a higher VIX. She then goes over how investors are approaching the current market environment. She talks about how investors are using VIX upside calls for tail hedges, and the need for hedging increases as more people chase the market higher. She outlines sector and stock trades as a result of high dispersion/low correlation environment. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

Why VIX Is Low While Yields Remain Near 16-Year Highs

We’ve never seen such concentration in the S&amp;P 500, notes Eric Lynch. He discusses the historic concentration of the top 7 in the S&amp;P 500. He looks at Oracle (ORCL) which is up 33% year-to-date. He talks about finding opportunities outside of the “Magnificent 7,” highlighting Herman Miller (MLKN). Tom White then joins to demonstrate example trades using ORCL and Nvidia (NVDA). He is bullish on ORCL and the trade type is a call spread. He is neutral to bullish on NVDA and the trade type is a put spread. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

ORCL, NVDA: Finding Opportunities Outside The “Magnificent 7”

With the Ford (F) plant halted and competitors dying by the wayside, Tesla (TSLA) is looking good, notes Ross Gerber. He talks about how TSLA fares as the UAW strikes continue. He looks at TSLA’s delivery expectations and what’s next for the company. He outlines how TSLA is revolutionizing our energy system. He highlights that long-term TSLA is an incredible investment, but short-term it has headwinds like higher rates. He goes over how Rivian (RIVN) has been a popular alternative to E.V. buyers that aren’t interested in TSLA. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

Ross Gerber On Tesla (TSLA) Competitors Dying By The Wayside

Microsoft (MSFT) sits at the intersection of high valuation stocks and stocks that have gained on the A.I. hype, notes Tony Zhang. He discusses the bearish case for MSFT. He talks about how price action has started to show signs of concerns. He mentions that MSFT is at risk of a pullback both from a technical and fundamental perspective. He then demonstrates an example trade using MSFT. The trade type is a call vertical and the direction is neutral to bearish. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

The Bearish Case For Microsoft (MSFT)

Will the crude oil price reach $107 in the near future or is the new range between $87 and $102? Bob Iaccino weighs in on how a slower demand season could impact the energy commodity's performance. How will the crude oil supply factor in, as well as a slowed global economy? Finally, Iaccino says that we are likely to be rangebound for a while.

Crude Oil: I Just Closed My Position

Amazon (AMZN) shares fall as it faces an FTC monopoly lawsuit. A Wedbush analyst notes that they would be buyers of the pullback in shares, and believe any material change to the company’s structure is unlikely. Jenny Horne discusses this along with Tesla (TSLA) as Deutsche Bank cuts TSLA’s price target on 3Q deliveries concerns. Deutsch Bank claims that TSLA’s 3Q deliveries and production could miss street expectations. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

Is Now The Time To Buy Amazon (AMZN) Shares? Tesla (TSLA) Could Miss Deliveries Expectations

The crude oil price remains around the $90 range even with poor Chinese economic data, interest rates soaring higher, stock market being down, and the U.S. Dollar being up. Carley Garner says that OPEC+ production cuts are having an impact. Will the energy commodity reach $100 before traders start selling? Also, does seasonality have a significant impact?

Crude Oil Will Be Up Over $100 Before A Selloff Happens

There is some weakness in the stock market today, but there has also been recent strength. Is the key level for the S&amp;P 500 or SPX around 4,200? Are we still in a bull market or are more in a bearish territory? Chris Robinson says that a correction is overdue. Also, what is the impact of higher yields on the equity markets?

S&P 500 Target is 4,200: Still Bullish

Investors have thrown in the towel with rates, notes Ted Weisberg. He discusses how stocks rise with the government shutdown looming, as well as market takeaways from September. He talks about how reality is that not a lot has changed in the past few months. He questions if it will be tech that gets markets out of the malaise? He forecasts Fed actions for the rest of 2023. He mentions that when you don’t know what to do, sometimes it’s best to do nothing. He then goes over his stock picks Chubb (CB), Exxon Mobil (XOM), and Occidental Petroleum (OXY). Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

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