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The Q3 earnings season for the tech giants has been a mixed bag. While some managed to impress investors with their performance and outlook, others fell short of expectations on some metrics. Wall Street remains upbeat on several tech giants, thanks to generative AI (artificial intelligence)-led tailwinds. Using TipRanks’ Stock Comparison Tool, we placed Meta

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(Bloomberg) — Stocks rose at the end of their best week in 2024 amid solid consumer sentiment data and bets that newly elected President Donald Trump’s pro-growth agenda will keep fueling Corporate America. Most Read from Bloomberg The Leaf Blowers Will Not Go Quietly Key Ballot Initiatives and Local Races Highlight Views on Abortion, Immigration

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Trump Media & Technology Group stock (DJT) was briefly halted for volatility in late afternoon trading on Tuesday as investors brace for more wild swings with Election Day underway in the US. Shares quickly erased 15% gains and reversed Monday’s double-digit percentage rise to kick off the week. The stock somewhat recovered from steeper losses

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By Jamie McGeever (Reuters) – A look at the day ahead in Asian markets. Global markets will be overwhelmingly dominated by the U.S. presidential election and interest rate decision later this week, so Monday’s activity may be driven by position adjustments as investors take in the latest polls, newsflow, earnings and economic indicators. If Friday’s

Tatomm/iStock, Tyler Le/BI Inflation and higher interest rates aren’t going away, veteran strategist Bill Blain says. Blain, the principal of Wind Shift Capital, thinks global inflation is entrenched and rates can’t come down much more. Higher rates could crush speculative investments, driving a 12% decline in stocks, he said. Households and companies may be breathing

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