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At the same time, his stunning free fall might wind up making him surprisingly good value as a late-round pick for Cleveland.

So even if Nvidia earnings wind up igniting another rally in tech and growth stocks, investors shouldn’t ignore the rest of the market.

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Years removed from his breakout, then flame-out, during his first tenure with the Dodgers, he could wind up in their winter plans again this offseason.

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That’s because it provides a buffer against many surprise expenses that may wind up as credit-card debt, which is often hard to pay off and snowballs due to high interest rates.

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What is going to wind up happening from an inflation perspective is that you actually don’t really peak from an inflation perspective until next year, probably sometime in the first half of next year.

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