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CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Friday walked investors through next week on Wall Street.

Walmart’s marketplace is booming, but the strategy poses risks as a CNBC investigation found lax vetting contributed to fraud and fakes on the site.

Business travel and expense startup Navan has filed for an initial public offering, reporting an annual revenue rate surpassing $600 million.

Networks like Disney’s ABC, Paramount Skydance’s CBS, Comcast Corp.’s NBC and Fox Corp.’s Fox are part of a system beholden to licensing over-the-air spectrum from the government.

• SEC to propose rule change to end quarterly earnings reports
• Canada July retail sales -0.8% vs versus 1.5% expected
• Fed’s Kashkari: Becoming more confidence that tariff impact on inflation will be temporary
• Fed’s Daly: Rate cut was to try to support the labor market
• Fed’s Miran: Falling home prices will drive disinflation
• Baker Hughes US oil rig count +2
• New York Fed GDP Nowcast edges higher to 2.1%
• Trump: We made progress with China on several important issues
• Xi: Talks with Trump were positive and constructive
• Former Fed’s President Bullard: All people on list for Fed Chair are good

Markets:

• Gold up $39 to $3683
• US 10-year yields up 2.3 bps to 4.12%
• WTI crude oil down 84-cents to $62.73
• S&P 500 up 31 points to record 6664
• CAD leads, GBP lags

There wasn’t much for the market to digest in terms of newsflow but there were some better hints on trade as Trump sounded upbeat after the call with Xi and Canada’s trade official indicated that he would soon head to the US. The latter and the rally in gold helped to make the loonie the top performer on the day.

The fallout from the Bank of Japan decision was minimal as the yen rally faded despite the market pricing in a 50/50 chance of an October rate hike. USD/JPY is on track to finish the day flat.

Equities were flat midway through trading but the dip buyers really stepped up later and that resulted in strong bids and fresh records. The S&P 500 is now up 10x from the financial crisis low and is showing scant signs of weakness. Today’s leaders included:

• ORCL +4.3%
• AMGN +3.3%
• AAPL +3.1%
• FDX +2.3% (following earnings)

Intel was a laggard giving back 3% after yesterday’s enormous rally.

Have a great weekend.

This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.

StubHub shares fell for a third straight day after the company’s IPO, a contrast to other recent debuts like Klarna, Figma and Circle.

It was another big day and week of gains for US equity markets as they continue to post a strong September.

• S&P 500 +0.5%
• Nasdaq Comp +0.7%
• DJIA +0.4%
• Russell 2000 -0.7%
• Toronto TSX Comp +1.0%

On the week:

• S&P 500 +1.2%
• Nasdaq Comp+2.2%
• Russell 2000 +2.2%
• Toronto TSX Comp +1.6%

This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.

GE Vernova and Eaton are big parts of the portfolio, and for good reason.

Many consumer companies have been warning for months that higher prices are on the way following President Trump’s tariffs.