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Stocks Up

• Trump Media & Technology Group soared 21.59% following a major rally at Madison Square Garden, an appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast, and rising chances of winning the election. Fun fact: After this latest stock surge, Trump Media is now worth almost as much as social media network X.
• Nio surged 10.46% thanks to an upgrade from Macquerie, whose analysts believe that the EV startup could see strong growth from new vehicle launches next year.
• Spotify has earned a spot on Wells Fargo’s top pick playlist, with analysts confident the stock could rise over 20%. Shares rose 1.27%.
• Lower oil prices hurt energy stock, but are a big boost for companies that spend a lot on fuel. Carnival Corp rose 4.83%, Royal Caribbean Cruises climbed 1.35%, and American Airlines popped 3.42%.

Stocks Down

• Philips floundered 15.95% after the Dutch consumer goods manufacturer missed on earnings and lowered its full-year forecast.
• Boeing continued to fall yet another 2.79%, this time on the news that it is raising $19 billion through a stock offering in the hopes that it fends off a credit rating downgrade.
• Oil stocks took a beating thanks to a big decline for crude prices. Diamondback Energy fell 3.36%, APA Corp. dropped 4.51%, Exxon Mobil sank 0.49%, and BP lost 1.48%.

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Here’s where the major benchmarks ended:

• The S&P 500^® index (SPX)rose15.40points (0.27%) to 5,823.52; the Dow Jones Industrial Average^® ($DJI) added 273.17 points (0.65%) to 42,387.57; and the NASDAQ Composite^® ($COMP) gained 48.58 points (0.26%) to 18,567.19.
• The 10-year Treasury note yield (TNX) climbed six basis points to 4.29%, the highest close since July 9.
• The VIX fell to 19.53.

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Visualize: How private equity tangled banks in a web of debt, from the Financial Times.

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