Nio stock has collapsed from its 2021 highs and doesn’t look like it will reclaim those levels anytime soon.
Nio (NIO +9.80%) goes through boom and bust cycles more often than most stocks. It was all the rage during the pandemic, with the stock gaining more than 2,000% in a single year.
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Even with the longtime Berkshire Hathaway leader having stepped down as CEO, the Oracle of Omaha has a huge amount of wealth tied up in the stock.
It’s hard to find a track record of performance that matches what Warren Buffett did at Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A 0.57%) (BRK.B 0.11%).
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NVIDIA Corporation NVDA shares are currently trading at a premium, as suggested by the Value Score of D. The stock is trading at a premium, with a forward 12-month price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple of 37.06 compared with the Zacks Computer and Technology sector’s 25.60.
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Compared to other semiconductor peers,
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The widely followed growth investor keeps making moves.
Cathie Wood has been getting busy on the trading floor. The recent market volatility means opportunity, and the co-founder, CEO and chief investment officer of Ark Invest doesn’t shy away from buying some of her favorite stocks in a pullback for her Ark family of exchange-traded funds.
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Warren Buffett, the former CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-B), retired not long ago but his influence endures. As a current or soon-to-be retiree, you can apply Buffett’s principles to build an airtight portfolio with exchange traded funds (ETFs).
Picking Buffett-style funds means buying ETFs that you could hold for years.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) took another header on Thursday, tumbling 650 points and following the rest of the market lower as investors rotate firmly into a flight for safety. Broader equity indexes are down across the board, and the VIX “fear index” is sitting at its highest levels since last November.
The Dow Jones’ 650-point (-1.3%) tumble was matched by a 100-point decline (-1.44%) in the S&P 500 and an accelerating 415-point (-1.82%) drop in the tech-heavy Nasdaq.
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Some economists forecast that tariffs would lead to ruin for the U.S.
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Shares of Advanced Micro DevicesAMD slumped 17% on the bourses yesterday despite surpassing analysts’ top- and bottom-line expectations. This pullback was most likely triggered by the chipmaker’s first-quarter sales forecast, which fell short of some analysts’ expectations.
For investors, this share price slump may offer an opportune moment to invest in AMD shares,
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Cryptocurrencies have become a valuable asset, with Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) almost doubling over the past five years. The famed digital asset is in the middle of a sharp correction, which presents a buy-the-dip opportunity for assets with exposure to the crypto industry.
