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contributor Wilmington Trust's Megan Hsu are here to break down these crucial moments of the trading day.

Plus, Oliver Renick is standing by live from the CBO Global Markets in Chicago.

We'll play options action coming up.

And best opportunity came to me.

I was recruited by Wilmington Trust to help them open their DC office.

I went from being a spreadsheet guy to actually talking to clients.

And that's where my career took off in terms of my fulfillment, how happy I was.

Central Bank, Illinois to Smoothside LLC, 9904 Freeport RD, Rock Falls, $380,000.

Wilmington Trust, Trustee and Mefra Trust, $20,151 to Jorge Antonio Coseleon, 599th Avenue, Rock Falls, $124,900.

City of Sterling to Judy Powell, 207 6th AVE, Sterling, $500.

Radu Talpas and Andrea Talpas to Chad Peppers, 1 Parcel, 1515 353 005 08th AVE, Linden, $4,500.

As Marketplace's Justin Ho reports, big tech has quite a few reasons to be looking overseas right now.

One big reason why companies are issuing debt in Europe is because they've already been issuing so many bonds here at home, says Randy Vogel, head of fixed income with Wilmington Trust.

We saw $25 billion from Microsoft last week.

We've got another $10 billion from Oracle already this week.

We're now in the closing bell market zone.

Mike Santoli and Wilmington Trust Megan Hsu here to break down these crucial moments of the trading day.

We do have some big earnings in OT.

Kate Rooney taking a look at Robinhood.

Stress in the corporate bond market can become a vicious cycle.

Randy Vogel, head of fixed income with Wilmington Trust, says when a company has to pay more and more interest on its debt,

the less you have to create new products, update machinery, things that you would hope will have a benefit to cash flow in the future.

As interest rates on riskier debt continue to rise, investors might not even want to buy those kinds of bonds anymore.

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Wilmington Trust, Wilmington Savings and Financial Services, and PNC Financial.

Those were the five clients I started my business with.

So I had opportunities.