Will Nasdaq Be Able to Maintain its Momentum?
March 3 -- Westwood Capital’s Lincoln Ellis and Bloomberg Contributing Editor Paul Kedrosky discuss the performance of the Nasdaq. They speaks on “Bloomberg West.”
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People's wealth could take a huge hit as the stock market peaks after one of the longest bull markets ever, according to an investment chief.
These members of Congress delivered greater returns than Warren Buffett in 2023.
This stock is not without risk, but the potential upside more than offsets the headwinds.
These two companies are on track to benefit from the adoption of AI in big industries.
NEWSPLUS Where next for chip stocks? Shares of Nvidia Advanced Micro Devices and Micron Technology are in focus, changing hands in heavy premarket volumes after a big selloff in the previous session.
The AI company is racking up new partnerships every week.