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nice bounce off the bottom i think keeps going. >> dr. jnish it up >> scott, jw nordstrom you get to play this one into black friday it is all the way out in december at the 35 strike. i bought the calls during the show >> i appreciate it hope you have a great weekend. thanks for watching. looks like we will break the winning streak for stocks, we will see though. "the exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> and thank you, scott welcome, everybody i'll alyssa lee. here is what is ahead. stick a fork in the tech trade, that's wells fargo's new message to investors following this week's inflation data. we will speak to the strategist behind the call on where to invest right now plus, green thumb, green stock shares of green thumb jumping after doubling products, the company continuing to scale its business in the u.s. we will speak to the ceo about the state of the industry. >>> earnings exchange from preprofit companies to american staples to high-growth names we have the action, the story and the trade on we work, walmart an

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