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The stock market got crazy today out of nowhere as the S&P fell below the key range of the last two weeks. The reason? ECB tightening & worries that tomorrow's CPI will come in hotter than expected. I go over what happened in the stock market today and what to expect from the CPI tomorrow. There are a lot of expectations for the CPI but the real big key will be whether or not inflation comes in hotter than what is anticipated. On the other hand though, based on the action we saw today, there is a much more compelling macro economic indicator that is really leading this move. I go over the Japanese yen and what it means for the stock market and growth stocks and why I think I am right on my assessment of this being a leader. EITHER WAY ITS GOING TO BE EXCITING SO I HOPE YOU ARE READY! POST YOUR WATCHLIST BELOW AND SEE YOU IN THE MORNING!

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