Friday Still Printed $108.37, Oil Settled $84.67, and Chicago Won 5-2 Sunday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Friday’s last equity sale, Saturday’s 5-2 at Wrigley, a pause post that is not a deal, and the existing Oman, Apple, and gas-reward spines. Monday cash has not opened. Sunday at Wrigley has not thrown.
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Friday cash is still the last equity sale: Amazon $271.58, SpaceX $108.37, Nasdaq 25,373.85. Saturday’s box is New York 2, Chicago 5. A pause post is not a signed Hormuz instrument. Cursor still sits in Q3.
Friday cash still stands: S&P 500 7,489.81, Nasdaq 25,373.85, Amazon $271.58, Apple $308.91, SpaceX $108.37. Monday 9:30 Eastern has not opened. Saturday at Wrigley: New York 2, Chicago 5. Fried 5.1. Jones and Hoerner homered. Crow-Armstrong tripled. Sunday is listed, unthrown. Reuters Friday oil: Brent $90.12, WTI $84.67. Flex gas is in its thirty-third morning. Trump posted Saturday that he canceled an attack subject to a rapid deal. That is not a signed instrument and not a channel survey. Port 8443 faces a forty-ninth morning. Nara lots stay stop-use on a forty-second staffed day. Cursor still Q3. Existing Sunday spines remain: Oman talks, weekend Apple books, a $4.10 pump, Athens helicopters, Islamabad compute, Ceuta, Lula, Yangsan heat, Nazca insurance, and Gulf schools. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition