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A reversal of fortune, Musk’s warning to workers and what goes up…

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November saw a huge market leadership change, as Energy & Financials broke out along with Silver, Copper and even Bitcoin.But will this pattern continue into the year-end and beyond? Our market experts debate. Plus, Tesla CEO Elon Musk isn’t mincing words when it comes to telling his employees to keep costs down. We’ll explain why in Rapid Fire. And, traders say vaccine stocks are starting to trade too much like speculative plays, as Moderna rallies 121% in the past month. We’ll discuss.

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