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Overdue for a pullback?, the EV battle and Real or Reddit?

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The Nasdaq and S&P 500 both hit record highs today. Will we ever see a pullback in the market again? We’ll ask the experts.
Plus, it seems electric vehicles are here to stay. One analyst joins to explain why he’s betting on Ford as the next big winner in the EV space.
And, shares of Blackberry have nearly doubled this year as the company gets caught up in ‘Meme Mania.’ Is the rally for real, or just a Reddit-fueled spike? We’ll debate.

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