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mega cap technology and among the three major indexes, we put some stars up here for the dow industrialsght now near session highs, 37,492, because we hit a record intraday high in today's trade so far the s&p 500 is up about one half of 1%, 4760. we're just 1.5% below record highs, but we have hit a high for the year so we will put a check mark next to them. and the nasdaq, up one half of 1% again, the mega cap nasdaq 100 has hit a record high, but the nasdaq composite, a high for the year the dow industrials really leading the way today. watch that this is the season for retail, and a lot of these consumer focused retail names have had a rough year in 2023 but they have been trying to stage a near-to-medium comeback off the lows we saw this fall. among those top performers in the s&p 500 today, estee lauder, up 4.5%. vf corporation up 3.5% et si, ebay, paypal holdings, companies that are all moving to the upside there so keep an eye on those stocks and the stock move of the way, buy now, pay litter in affirm. up $50.42, surging to a high they are joining with walmart, so watch affirm s

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mega contract of baseball superstar shohei ohtani. he agreed to a record-crushing 10-year, $700 million contract with the los angeles dodgers. that $70 million per season. the all-star pitcher and hitter agreed to deer all but $2 million -- defer all but $2 million a year until the contract is over so the team has more money to spend on other players. cyst, yea or nay on ohtani's curve ball. >> i'm a yea on this. a rock star player on a team that has no prospect of making the world series has to be miserable and for him to say i will put the best interest on the team first and spend that money on them, it is great. the second thing i think is likely to happen is i bet you as soon as he is done playing, he moves to the great state of florida, where there's no state income tax, and begins to benefit. that's a real gamble, but inflation is not going toing to be a real deal. >> you have given thought to this. >> it sounds like tax evasion, doesn't it? >> that sounds like tax evasion. >> it is the law. >> in florida, it is all okay. >> yes, i understand. but this to me sounds like tax evasion. he will not be paying taxes on it. >> obviously not a dodgers fan. >> i don't

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right. >> yes, that's right. >> but i didn't realise he was a, you know, one of the big stars of the silver screen mega. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> just shows how even the biggest names can sort of fade to almost obscurity and he had, quite rightly so. he living a much calmer, gentler life. oh, that sounds nice. nice years. it does, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> anyway, robert jenrick isn't living a sort of calmer life, is. he was in the cabinet earlier this week and he quit. he was the immigration minister. he's written a damning article warning that the conservatives face red hot fury from voters overits face red hot fury from voters over its handling of the migration crisis. yes in fact, he's written exclusively in the telegraph today. >> the once close sunak ally says that allowing historically unprecedented levels of migration is a best example of what he called a failed westminster consensus, warning that centre right parties across europe will be punished at the ballot box if they don't handle the issue well . the issue well. >> mrjenrick also says it's impossible to have integration when