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The stock market was lower as the Nasdaq composite took the brunt of post-earnings selling in Tesla and Netflix.

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The major indexes hit new 52-week highs, but did pare morning gains. Tesla fell late as Elon Musk spoke on the earnings call. Netflix sold off late.

To place the trade investors will receive a credit of 45 cents per set of option contracts, based on recent trading.

Lumber remains a highly illiquid commodity, but wood is a bellwether raw material and a barometer for new home construction. Soaring mortgage rates have weighed on lumber futures prices since the March 2022 high. However, the recent price action could signal a stabilization of the interest rate environment.

The major indexes set fresh 52-week highs as earnings roll in. Carvana spiked on results and a debt restructuring. Tesla and Netflix earnings are on tap.

Investigation reveals neglect of lead-containing cables, triggering market downgrades and environmental concerns.

Microsoft AI pricing fueled the Nasdaq, which is increasingly extended. Netflix and Tesla earnings loom.

Tensions between Washington, DC, and Beijing have weighed on Chinese stocks trading on foreign exchanges. Investors continue to be wary of the many risks in investing in Chinese equities even though they offer value.

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Investors buy small-cap stocks anticipating capital growth in up-and-coming young companies that offer accelerated growth. Emerging markets have some characteristics of a developed market without completely meeting the standards. Emerging markets may become developed markets in the future and, in some cases, were evolved in the past.