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Wait, did Trump endorse San Diego’s safe sleeping sites for homeless people?(Bloomberg) — Investors have a challenge in betting on the usual stock market rally that tends to arrive after a presidential election: With the S&P 500 Index on track for one of its best ever starts to a year, history can’t be a guide this time. Buying US stocks into year-end following a vote is the classic trading playbook. Historically, the S&P 500 has posted a median return of 5% from Election Day in November to the end of the year, according to data compiled by Deutsche Bank AG. Even the riskiest pockets like small-capitalization companies typically catch a bid in the rising tide. But this is hardly a classic election year. The S&P 500 is up 25% in 2024 after leaping 24% in 2023, putting the index on pace for its first back-to-back years of more than 20% gains since the late 1990s. As a result, share prices are high, with the S&P 500 trading at more than 22 times projected 12-month earnings, compared with an average reading of 18 in the last decade. And positioning data shows traders are already heavily invested in equities. Meanwhile, familiar foes from the past few years, rising bond yields and the threat of persistent inflation, loom in the background. All of which has the stock market set up for a potentially quiet holiday season — as opposed to the ragers of election years past. “With valuations elevated and the S&P 500 already near 6,000, the market will creep higher from here,” said Eric Beiley, executive managing director of wealth management at Steward Partners. “But I don’t see a big year-end rally because rising yields will keep investors at bay.” No Hurry The Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates twice since September. But recently, central bankers indicated that they aren’t in a hurry to go further. At the same time, Treasury yields have jumped to multi-month highs after US president-elect Donald Trump’s election victory ignited bets that his economic plans like large import tariffs and mass deportations of low-wage undocumented workers could stoke inflation and hurt growth, possibly reducing the Fed’s scope to cut interest rates. This explains why Wall Street strategists have been dialing back their rate reduction expectations since Trump’s election victory. The six months from November to April are historically the best part of the year for US equities because companies and pension plans tend to increase their stock buying starting on Nov. 1, according to the Stock Trader’s Almanac. However, those year-end rallies typically aren’t as robust when the S&P 500 has already risen at least 20%. In that case, since the 1970s the average return from now to Dec. 31 has been roughly 1%, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Of course, this bull-market rally has gone far beyond these levels, with the S&P 500 up almost 70% since bottoming in October 2022. That will curb gains into late December, according to Savita Subramanian, head of US equity and quantitative strategy at Bank of America Corp. “Sentiment and positioning based on at least five indicators have grown dangerously bullish, leaving less room for positive surprises,” she wrote in a note to clients on Nov. 15. Heavy Hedging Already, some of the riskiest parts of the market are showing signs of weakness. Small-cap stocks, for instance, have erased most of their post-election rally as concern grows about the Fed’s rate path. And uncertainty over higher borrowing costs is prompting investors to hedge against sharp declines. Demand for far out-of-the-money put options on the S&P 500, technology-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index and small-cap Russell 2000 Index has risen to levels last seen during the heavy volatility ahead of the election, according to Kevin Brocks of 22V Research. That said, the rally isn’t necessarily in jeopardy simply because there’s growing speculation that the market has run too far. Valuations and investor sentiment can stay frothy for weeks — even months — before stocks suffer a significant drop, said Max Kettner, chief multi-asset strategist at HSBC Bank Plc, adding that there are “very few reasons to suggest a year-end rally has already been front-loaded.” Indeed, investors keep funneling money into stocks: They put $16.4 billion into US equities in the week through Nov. 20, marking the seventh consecutive weekly inflow, according to a Bank of America note citing EPFR Global data. The optimism isn’t entirely surprising. Looking at history, the S&P 500’s advance over the past two years isn’t even half of the 143% average gain in the 16 prior bull runs since 1945, according to Birinyi Associates. What investors most want to see when judging the rally’s strength is the gains broadening beyond the megacap tech that have been powering indexes higher on enthusiasm for artificial intelligence. It’s starting to happen, as the S&P 500 Equal Weight Index is outperforming the regular market-cap weighted version of the benchmark since Election Day, with financials, energy and consumer discretionary shares leading the way. In the end, however, it may be the bond market that sends the loudest signal for stock prices. If Treasury yields stay high and the Fed stands pat, there are serious risks to betting on significant further gains in equities. “A broadening rally is crucial but the one thing standing in the way of a strong advance for stocks the rest of the year is the bond market,” said Jamie Cox, managing partner at Harris Financial Group. “That may ultimately put a lid on a hefty year-end rally.” —With assistance from Natalia Kniazhevich.jili games legit philippines 。

VERMILLION, S.D. (AP) — Aidan Bouman threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Javion Phelps with 12 seconds left and South Dakota defeated FCS top-ranked North Dakota State 29-28 on Saturday to claim a share of its first Missouri Valley Football Conference championship. The Coyotes (9-2, 7-1) trailed 28-17 when Bouman threw deep to Jack Martens for a 40-yard touchdown with 3:22 remaining. They got the ball back with 1:16 left and six plays later Bouman was sacked. The Coyotes quickly lined up and Bouman found Phelps alone 2 yards shy of the end zone along the left sideline and he easily scored. South Dakota won its first game against the Bison in Vermillion since a four-overtime thriller in 2002. The Bison had won the last five meetings in the DakotaDome. The Coyotes took a 14-0 lead on two Travis Theis rushing touchdowns but the Bison (10-2, 7-1) tied the game with two scores in the final 2:26 of the first half, a 23-yard pass from Cam Miller to Braylon Henderson and a 3-yard TD run by Miller. Miller scored from 2 yards out late in the third quarter and CharMar Brown completed a 20-play, 99-yard drive that took nearly 11 minutes with a 1-yard score for a 28-17 Bison lead with just over four minutes to go. Bouman was 18-of-30 for 271 yards and two touchdowns. Miller was 9-of-21 passing with one touchdown and he rushed for 82 yards and another score. AP college football: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-football-poll and https://apnews.com/hub/college-football . Sign up for the AP’s college football newsletter: https://apnews.com/cfbtop25Stojakovic, Wilkinson lead short-handed Cal past Sacramento State, 83-77 in Cal Classic

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — In a season of lows, the Patriots’ offensive line might have hit rock bottom in Sunday’s 34-15 loss to the Dolphins. The unit was charged with seven penalties and let up 16 total pressures to the Dolphins, per PFF’s in-game charting. Left tackle Vederian Lowe was penalized four times with three false starts and one holding penalty and allowed a strip sack, and he wasn’t the offensive tackle who wound up getting benched. That was right tackle Demontrey Jacobs, who was flagged once for a false start and once for a hold while also allowing a sack and seven pressures. “He was having a tough game,” head coach Jerod Mayo said of Jacobs. “Whether it was penalties or blocking the edge, he was having a tough game. We’ve got to protect the quarterback. As an offensive lineman, that’s what we do. We protect quarterbacks and we have to open up holes for the backs.” In all, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye was sacked four times. Guard Michael Jordan also allowed a sack. Maye didn’t have his best game of the season, but line play made the offense inoperable at times. They strung together three straight three-and-outs in the first half. Pressure also caused both of Maye’s turnovers. “Just a lack of technique,” Jacobs said of his issues. “Just got to be better in those moments really. I wouldn’t say it was nothing too extraordinary, just have to be better.” Jacobs was claimed off waivers from the Broncos in late August. Beginning the season as a deep reserve on the roster, he’s gone on to start seven games at right and left tackle. He was replaced by Sidy Sow late in the game. On top of strip-sack and four penalties, PFF charted Lowe with three hurries. When healthy, he’s been the Patriots’ top left tackle dating back to training camp. “I need to do better with cadence,” Lowe said of his false starts. “I’m trying to time up the snap and get a jump to get in the best position to be able to block these edge rushers. And I just need to be better with my operation. Those are things that I can control. Pre-snap penalties are something that you could control, it’s something nobody else did. So I know I need to be better with that.” Lowe wouldn’t blame his shoulder injury and trying to get an extra step on defenders or the crowd noise for his false starts. The starting left tackle appeared to disagree with his holding penalty. He said that it’s a trap technique he’s coached to do and one he’s performed throughout the season, but this is the first time he’s been flagged for it. “I don’t know what he saw,” Lowe said. “I’ll just go back and watch the film and try to see what he saw.” The Patriots are expected to get rookie tackle Caedan Wallace back off of injured reserve at some point this season, and he could potentially replace Jacobs. They could also slide Mike Onwenu back over from guard to right tackle. They have more depth at guard with Cole Strange returning to practice off of the PUP list and Sow and Layden Robinson as options in reserve roles. Tackles Caleb Jones and Jalen McKenzie and guard Liam Fornadel are on the practice squad. Sow, Onwenu and center Ben Brown appeared to have steady performances in Sunday’s loss.Nikki Giovanni dies at 81, leaving legacy at Virginia Tech

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1. The friend who always wants tea — and by tea, we mean Nami Matcha . Nami Matcha specializes in single-origin matcha sourced from Kagoshima, Japan, offering a flavor journey that starts with steamed and buttered greens, transitions to a nutty richness and finishes with a delicate floral note. Unlike typical matcha, it leaves behind an invigorating sweetness rather than bitterness, and for a lower-caffeine option, Nami also offers the toasty and satisfying Nami Hojicha . Promising review: "This is the best matcha I've ever tasted. It's a super vibrant green that doesn't taste bitter. Spent so long finding the perfect high-quality matcha, and this is it! 🍵✨" — Emily Get it from Nami Matcha for $34 . 2. For the friend who loves functional fashion, a Hauter Water hydration backpack . Hauter Water creates cute hydration backpacks for festivals, hikes, and more! The Hauter Water Bag seamlessly blends style with practicality, allowing you to wear it on all your adventures while matching your aesthetic. It’s also got a lot of hidden pockets to keep your belongings safe and sound! Promising review: “I love the color and the space for all of my essentials, especially as a rave mom. Although the bag may seem small, there are a lot of pockets and extra space for a phone charger, makeup bag, fan, jacket, etc. This provides the ability to use it not just for raving but hiking or camping with friends.” — Annie Get it from Hauter Water for $88 . 3. For the friend who collects hobbies like it's their job, a Woobles beginner crochet kit . The Woobles is dedicated to providing beginners with the simplest way to learn crochet, but it encompasses more than just the craft itself. It's about empowering individuals to embrace continuous learning, transforming their self-perception and belief in their ability to grow, and fostering the confidence to tackle any challenges that arise. Promising review: " I’m usually impatient and hard on myself, but this is by far the best kit ever to get started on crocheting. I have always been intimidated by the activity but Woobles really made it so much more approachable. Also love the cuteness! Definitely worth the price." — Mel O Get it from Amazon for $34.95+ (available in seven styles). 4. For the friend who always needs that boost of energy but doesn't want to drink coffee, a pack of Neuro gum . Neuro combines sustainably sourced natural caffeine, L-theanine, and vitamins B6 and B12, all scientifically proven to improve focus and enhance attention. A clinical study by BrainCo found that individuals achieved faster and sharper focus when using Neuro compared to not using it. Please note, that according to the Mayo Clinic , “up to 400 milligrams of caffeine appears to be safe for most healthy adults,” but you should talk to your doctor about what’s right for you. Promising review: "I love this product. I travel a ton, and 80% of my time is spent outside the US, so I need something that gives me energy, that's consistent, clean, that I trust, and these guys have it going on." — Apolo O . Get 54 pieces from Neuro for $22.49 . 5. For the exercise enthusiast, aka gym rat, friend, a pack of FitBites boba milk tea protein powder . FitBites creates bubble tea-flavored whey protein powder that stirs nostalgia within the Asian community. The brand has a variety of flavors, including milk tea, taro, durian, black sesame, honeydew melon, and more. Promising review: "I’ve been trying to find more flavorful ways to get my daily protein intake. I’ve found myself struggling to drink it sometimes, but then I came across this. I read the reviews and bought it based on that. I was very pleasantly surprised. The flavor is really good! I love milk tea and this is a really good milk tea flavor. The instructions say to mix it with milk; I didn’t like the thickness of it with all the milk, so I’ve added 1/2 homemade sugar-free iced tea and 1/2 milk. That’s the perfect flavor! I would recommend this and I’ll be buying it again. Oh, it mixes really well, too. Some protein powders don’t mix well and have a gritty consistency. Not this one. I use a handheld shake mixer, and it works great." — K.P Get it from Amazon for $39.99 (available in seven flavors). 6. For the friend who is focused on sustainability, a set of Keiko Furoshiki Silk Wraps Keiko Furoshiki designs versatile, reusable fabric wraps that blend Japanese tradition with modern functionality as a sustainable alternative to disposable paper gift wrapping. For centuries, Furoshiki has been used to carry meals, accessorize fashion, and wrap gifts, and the brand aims to reintroduce this timeless practice into today’s eco-conscious world. Promising review: "Absolutely adorable! I ordered my Furoshiki to wrap a special birthday gift , and now I don’t want to give it up. I will be ordering more! I’ve styled it in my hair, as an accessory on my purse, and on my cute puppy. Thank you for the beautiful craftsmanship and love put into each one!" — Nicole G. Get it from Keiko Furoshiki for $20 (available in 16 styles). 7. For the friend whose phone is always at 20%, a Casetify 2-in-1 charging stand . Casetify crafts device cases that are as protective as they are stylish. With a wide range of designs to reflect your personality and handy accessories to simplify your daily life, Casetify seamlessly combines function and flair. Beyond the brand's sleek aesthetics, their charging stands come in a variety of designs, such as pastel gradient squiggles , Donald Duck , Barbie , and more! Get it from Casetify for $92 . 8. For the friend who wants to have a little bubble tea with them at all times, a Boutique De Mai boba car diffuser . Boutique De Mai is a California-based, Chinese-owned business crafting unique and beautiful handmade items such as earrings, keychains, stickers, enamel pins, and more. Get it from Boutique De Mai on Etsy for $6.50 (available in five scents). 9. For the friend who is always decked out in jewelry, an En Route Jewelry silver bow necklace set . En Route Jewelry is a New York-based jewelry brand that is dedicated to crafting thoughtful pieces without compromising quality or cost. The shop creates jewelry to fit many different aesthetics, including minimalist , Y2K , and more! In addition to jewelry, En Route also creates hair accessories that would look great with your outfits. Promising review: "It's so hard to find jewelry that's both unique and classy, but this set nails it." — Tamara Get it from En Route Jewelry for $40.50 (originally $54). 10. For the friend who always complains about dry skin, a Hey Dewy humidifier . Cindy Kang, co-founder of Hey Dewy , was tired of big, ugly humidifers and was searching for something small, light, and portable that could go with her anywhere. Hey Dewy offers five different colorways and a wired version of their iconic wireless humidifier. Promising review: "I collect humidifiers and nebulizers, which are essential elements for my daily survival. I suffer from an auto-immune disease that completely dries up my nasal passages (along with my mouth and eyes). Breathing is difficult on a daily basis. Long story short, this Hey Dewy humidifier is a SPECTACULAR find for me. The reasons? Once charged, the Hey Dewy humidifier can be taken anywhere, is long-lasting, emits a mist that is fine enough to humidify the upper nasal passages, needs only tap water, and can be handheld. Although somewhat pricey, it is worth the price. I bought two and will buy another one now." — Dieu N. Get it from Hey Dewy for $47.96 (originally $59.95; available in five colors). 11. For the constantly dehydrated friend, a Mizu Lab yogurt drink with strawberry electrolytes . Mizu Lab was born from founders Angelina and Soomi's realization of not drinking enough water daily and their desire for unique, Asian-inspired flavors. The brand combats dehydration, offers zero sugar, and is non-GMO, vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free, and soy-free. Reminiscent of Yakult, a Japanese sweetened probiotic milk beverage, it comes in various flavors including lychee and mangosteen, and yuzu and mango. Promising review: "I’ve honestly never been great about drinking enough water, but these flavors have completely changed that for me. They’re so delicious that I actually find myself looking forward to hydrating now. Big thanks to Mizu Lab!" — EP Get it from Mizu Lab for $24.99 . 12. For the friend who’s obsessed with cute-ass things, an Artket Good "Cute Ass" candle . Artket Goods is a Toronto-based lifestyle brand that creates cute and unique home goods items. They also offer uniquely shaped candles such as this Not A Sewing Kit Butter Cookies Candle , Bonsai Pillar Candle , Cute Shumai Candles , and more! Get it from Artket Goods for $29 (available in five scents). 13. For the skincare-obsessed friend, a pack of four House of M Beauty Saffron Glow Jelly Masks . House of M Beauty, a Vietnamese-owned skincare brand, offers luxurious, high-quality products infused with saffron. Founder Anne Oliver's research led to a curated range designed to nourish, protect, and brighten skin while uplifting mood. With a focus on saffron's potent properties, the brand aims to help customers achieve radiant skin. Get a four-pack from House of M Beauty for $35 . 14. For the culinary-inclined friend, a Brightland mini olive oil stocking stuffer . Brightland is the AAPI-owned, California-made cult-favorite pantry essentials brand known for offering the freshest, highest quality olive oils, honey, and vinegar that stand apart from their mass-produced counterparts with a focus on integrity and transparency. Founded by Aishwarya Iyer, the often-sold-out, 8-figure brand launched in 2018, and has since captured the hearts of home cooks and culinary aficionados alike. Promising review: "Every Brightland Oil has an amazing flavor and is packaged in pretty, colorful bottles that look great on the counter or in a serving display. I keep mine on the counter. I've sent the sets as gifts, and they arrived quickly in beautiful gift boxes and packaging. Everyone loves them. Yesterday I reached out to customer service with a question and received an email back within an hour with the answer. I love these oils and this company. They do it all right!" — Hope S. Get it from Brightland for $20 (available in four flavors). 15. For the DIY beauty pal, a set of Glamnetic's Venus Lashes . Glamnetic, the viral beauty sensation founded in 2019 by AAPI and female entrepreneur Ann McFerran, is known for its TikTok-famous press-on nails and first magnetic false lashes and eyeliner duo innovation. When Ann immigrated from Thailand to the US as a young child, she shared she could never imagine where her life is today. As a young Thai woman, she didn’t feel beautiful and wanted to create a brand that could help with her self-confidence. Ann’s vision for Glamnetic is rooted in the belief that beauty should enhance confidence effortlessly. She hopes through her entrepreneurialism she can inspire other young AAPI children to follow their dreams, take risks, and do the big thing! Promising review: "I only use Glamnetic Magnetic Lashes. This pair is very natural looking with a little pop! On Christmas, I got home and ended up losing one of them. My cat took it lol and I never found it, so I ordered these again!!! Probably top five favorite pairs!!!!" — Holly H. Get it from Glamnetic for $29.99 . 16. For the friend whose favorite animal is the sky bison, a Dream Cream Co's Appa-inspired hair claw . Dream Cream Co. is a California-based shop that specializes in creating cozy blankets, colorful stickers, whimsical enamel pins, ultra-soft micro-fiber glasses cloths, and much more. Founder Kristie Tai has infused her passion for creativity and warmth into her brand, and this hair claw design is also available on blankets, festival fans, tote bags, peeker stickers, and more! Get it from Dream Cream Co. for $14.40 . 17. For the friend whose diet subsists solely on noodles, an 18-pack of A-Sha x Hot Ones ramen soup. A-Sha is a Taiwanese-owned, Taiwan- and California-based noodle brand known for its 100-year-old legacy noodle recipe from Tainan. You may have seen their products at your local Costco, Target, H-Mart, Walmart, and other mainstream stores. With each dry noodle dish and tasty snack, A-Sha gives you the authentic taste of Taiwan in a convenient, easy-to-make form. Get an 18-pack from A-Sha for $46.49 . 18. For the friend who always smells nice, an Elorea four-piece Element Discovery Set . Elorea is a brand inspired by and honoring Korea's rich but lesser-known history of scent and culture. The brand offers eau de parfum, candles, and hand care collections that capture, preserve, and share the stories of the founders' heritage in modernized interpretations. For the utmost care and quality, Elorea uses celebrated regional ingredients native to Korea in small-batch productions. Promising review: "I’m like the model in the commercial; I can’t stop sniffing 'heaven scent!' I’m so happy with this scent, especially! I’ve never smelled anything like it before. It is very unique. I love all the scents in the discovery kit but really fell in love with 'heaven.' It is so soft and fresh, not strong at all. I plan on buying the bigger bottle and drenching myself in it. It’s so pure!! Thank you, Elorea. 🙏" — Sherry Get a four-piece set from Elorea for $35 . 19. For the friend who always loves their nails done, a Gellae Nails DIY semi-cured gel nail sticker kit . Gellae Nails offers a convenient solution to achieve salon-grade gel nails at home without the need for appointments or spending a lot of money. They are real gel nail polish in sticker form that lasts more than two weeks and can be easily applied by peeling, sticking, and curing with a UV lamp for 60 seconds without causing any nail damage, long dry times, strong smells, chipping, or messes. Promising review: "Absolutely my favorite one I’ve put on so far, and it is so much easier than other brands I've ever tried!!! All my coworkers thought I went and had them done at a salon!!!" — Jenna L. Get it from Gellae Nails for $17 . 20. For the friend who wants to try every Japanese snack, a Tokyo Treat subscription box . Tokyo Treat is a snack box subscription service that curates a variety of unique Japanese snacks and mystery boxes, offering an authentic taste of Japan's distinct flavors and textures. Founded by Ayumi, the brand aims to share Japan's vibrant snack culture with the world, bringing the joy of Japanese treats to global audiences. Promising review: "This box was amazing with what it has to offer! I enjoyed the spicy, sweet, and savory treats that I was able to try. I’m looking forward to what new things I’ll be able to have." — Juan S. Get it from Tokyo Treat for $32.50+ . 21. For the friend who loves little luxuries, a Superegg NYC hand cream . Superegg NYC is a premium vegan skincare brand founded in 2020 by lifestyle influencer and licensed aesthetician Erica Choi, inspired by holistic Korean beauty philosophy. Promising review: "Smells SO GOOD. I love this eucalyptus scent, and it’s a huge hit when I whip it out at parties. Also will never use another hand cream since this one has collagen in it 😍 love this vegan beauty brand so much." — Elaine C. Get it from Superegg NYC for $30 . 22. For the spicy friend (aka the friend who loves spicy food), a Fly By Jing Sichuan four-piece starter gift set . Founded by Jing Gao, Fly By Jing was inspired by the amazing flavors of Gao's hometown Chengdu, and its famous fly restaurants. Described on the website as "soulful hole-in-the-wall eateries so good they attract diners like flies, Fly By Jing doesn't conform to anyone else's notions of value, taste, or tradition. It is one person's recipes, one person's vision, and one person's story." Promising review: "Great set for a newcomer to the Fly By Jing. We handed this out to one of our office mates who has been Jing curious. This is the way." — David H. Get a four-pack from Fly By Jing for $45 . 23. For the friend who just loves the smell of rice, a Baisun Candle Co. steamed white rice-scented candle . Baisun Candle Co. is a Chinese-owned, Delaware-based business that creates handcrafted artisanal soy candles . They've perfected their blends to replicate specific notes that resemble fragrances and aromas many Asian Americans grew up with. Get it from Baisun Candle Co. for $20 . The reviews for this post have been edited for length and clarity.

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