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- Stocks ended a record-breaking election week by breaking records: The Dow rose above 44,000 for the first time ever, the S&P 500 rose above 6,000 for the first time ever, and the NASDAQ hit its own all-time high.
- Tesla in particular had an excellent week, rising to a market cap of $1 trillion on a post-election surge.
- Treasury yields fell and ended the week lower than where they began as investors hedged their bets and bought bonds.
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- Oil rose a bit this week on fears that Hurricane Rafael would disrupt supply in the Gulf Coast, but new projections show the storm losing steam, which meant oil did as well.
- One investment that didn’t go down this week: bitcoin. The crypto king soared to a new all-time high as traders bought into a friendlier regulatory environment under Donald Trump.
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