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NVDA will be the catalyst. They will be up 8% and the market 1 or 2%
When the market is 3% away from all time high, it means those 3% is a guaranteed profit for us. Take it!

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Although it's not referred to very often I follow the monthly Small Business Optimism Index which is reported

monthly by the National Federation of Small Business. Small businesses(less than 50 employees) account for

approximately 67% of new job creation. In its' latest report(October) the summary reads as follows, "Optimism

among small businesses declined slightly in October as owners report lower sales and reduced profits". The 

key findings were as follows.

     1. Owners reported that 32% of them could not fill job openings in the current period, unchanged for the 2nd

consecutive month. Before August, the last time job openings hit 32% was Dec. of 2020.

     2. In Oct. 27% of the owners cited labor quality as their single most important problem, up 9 % points from

Sept and the highest level since the record high of 29% in Nov. of 2021.

     3. A net negative 13% of the owners reported higher nominal sales in the past 3 months, down 6 % points

from Sept. 

     4. The frequency of reports of positive profit trends fell 9 % points from Sept. to a net negative 25%. This

component contributed the greatest to the decline in the Oct. Optimism Index.

     5. In Oct., both actual and planned price increases fell from Sept. The net % of raising average selling prices

fell 3 % points from Sept. to a net 21%.