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Weiss Ratings, an institutions and investments ratings agency similar to Standard & Poor's and Moody's, has posted the first-ever grades on 74 of the biggest cryptocurrencies by market cap, sparking a massive increase in website traffic overnight. The crypto community were so polarized by the ratings, Weiss had to address the feedback with multiple articles explaining how their rating system works and why certain coins received lower grades than their fans wanted.

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It was another record breaking day for the Dow on Thursday after it gained another 141-points. That's the good news. If we take a glass half empty look, the Dow was up 260-points at one point on Thursday so it gave back quite a bit, and the broader indices were basically flat on the day, while the market leading Transports lost about 1.5% for a second straight day. ...

The Dow was up nearly 200-points early on Wednesday but reversed course and was down over 100-points by early afternoon. The dip buyers were doing what they do, and bought the dip and the Dow closed the day up a respectable 43-points. The other indices bounced back as well but they couldn't move back into positive territory and we saw slight to sharply lower prices in many indices. ...

Despite a small dip in the Dow, stocks were mostly higher on Tuesday with solid gains again in the Nasdaq. The Dow lost 4-points but we saw gains in the S&P 500 (C-fund), small caps (S-fund), international stocks (I-fund), and bonds (F-fund) as well. ...

After a weak open, stocks moved solidly higher again on Monday as the relentless rally continues to roll along. The Dow opened about 70-points to the downside to start the week but it closed with another flurry and a gain of 143-points, while the Nasdaq tacked on another 1% gain. New highs in major indices have become a daily event as the melt-up continues.

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