Betting on a Comeback, Hitting the Brakes, and the Sneaker Trade.

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Betting on a Comeback, Hitting the Brakes, and the Sneaker Trade.

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The S&P on track for its best July in a decade, everything form fast food to healthcare to housing hitting new highs today. Is tech’s historic run about to give way to America’s comeback kids?Plus, speaking of historic runs, Tesla’s been on an epic stock bender this year. We look at whether the stock can keep climbing after its key earnings report tomorrow, with profit expectations running high.And, the sneaker trade, a trip down the produce aisle, and Wall Street potentially walking away from New York City, that’s all ahead in Rapid Fire.

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