Wall Street Remains Unfazed by Debt Ceiling Talks

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Wall Street seems unbothered by the debt ceiling stress, with many buyers showing resilience in the market. Companies that reported terrible quarters, especially those related to cybersecurity, had their stocks go up on Monday, while classic growth stocks that usually soar amid debt default fears were hurting. Investors need to ask themselves what industries would truly be affected by a government default, including real estate, utilities, and heavy machinery.
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