
Goldman Sachs sounds the alarm on some very hot tech stocks.

Millennials still love Tesla — it's their favorite S&P 500 stock — but they're actually making much more money on their five other top picks.
Stock futures slip on the possibility that a U.S. coronavirus relief package could be delayed; Microsoft, AMD, General Electric and 3M report earnings; Leon Black steps down as CEO of private-equity giant Apollo; BlackBerry surges again.

Growing concerns about stock bubbles on Wall Street are sparking fears of a pullback, highlighted by the wild ride for shares such as GameStop Corp. A flood of money supply, ultra-low or zero interest rates and COVID-19 vaccine rollouts have sparked a "buy everything" rally, helping world stocks add a whopping $33 trillion in value from their lows of last March. Surges in share prices of some loss-making firms, red-hot public markets and amateur investors chasing stocks have drawn concern as the benchmark S&P 500 has gained more than 70% since March.
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