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Microsoft's short-term spending flexibility may ease concerns over AI capex cuts, KeyBanc says in investor note...
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Well, it's official: The Nasdaq Composite has entered bear territory. A bear market occurs when a major index drops over 20% from recent highs, and that's precisely what has happened with the Nasdaq Composite, which is down around 24% from its Dec. 16 high. The new tariffs, which affect imports from around 180 countries, will raise costs on lots of goods, including key products from countries that top companies in the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite rely on...
Continue Reading(Bloomberg) -- Short sellers, or traders who wager on share price declines, are up $159 billion in paper profits over just six trading days after an escalating trade war sent the US stock market plummeting down more than 10%. The biggest market drawdown since 2022 on President Donald Trump’s pronouncement of sweeping worldwide tariffs made bets against an exchange traded fund tracking the S&P 500 Index, known as SPY, the most profitable short bet in that timeframe, according to data from S3 Part...
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Continue ReadingBillionaire backers of President Donald Trump are watching their fortunes tumble as tariffs take a toll on Big Tech...
Continue ReadingThese Stocks Are Moving the Most Today: Walmart, Pfizer, Apple, Tesla, Delta, Peabody Energy, Nvidia, Ford, and More...
Continue ReadingApple stock rises but its slump over the past four sessions pushes the iPhone maker below Microsoft as the world’s most valuable public company, Tesla and Nvidia shares recover, while Peabody Energy and the coal industry get a boost from President Donald Trump...
Continue ReadingWith valuations lower, it can be a cheaper time to load up on quality stocks. Three companies that are no-brainer investments when looking at the long term are Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY), and Walmart (NYSE: WMT). Microsoft was a top name in its industry decades ago, and it wouldn't be surprising if it remains so decades from now...
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