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Bullishness is soaring as the market wraps up 2024. "It is reasonable to wonder who might be left to push the market higher."

"Either this time is different, or the US might just be slip-sliding into a profits crushing recession," SocGen's Albert Edwards said.

Indexes dipped slightly on Thursday, with the Nasdaq pulling back from records. A slightly hot PPI report didn't derail the outlook for a rate cut next week.

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Software giant Oracle (ORCL) naturally stole the spotlight after releasing its earnings results for its fiscal second quarter. It was a disappointing outing, with earnings per share of $1.47 missing the consensus target by a penny. Also, revenue of $14.06 billion fell short of the $14.10 billion that experts anticipated. Given the lackluster performance, there may be a natural tendency to consider shorting ORCL stock with the purchase of put options. With the broader tech sector having enjoyed r