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Wall Street Lunch: Bye-Bye Bro Bubble
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The ‘bro bubble‘ in stocks and crypto has popped. (0:16) Target sees profit pressure. (2:12) Uber/Waymo driverless rides start in Austin.
S&P 500 has nearly wiped out its postelection gains. This is the next key level to watch.
As of early Tuesday afternoon, the S&P 500 had very nearly wiped out all of its gains since President Trump’s Nov. 5 electoral victory, according to Dow Jones Market Data.
Fortunately for investors, the index appeared to bounce above its 200-day moving average, considered an important resistance level by technical analysts.
CRE Boosts US Economy With $2.5T GDP Impact
The report, produced in conjunction with the Leeds School of Business, Dodge Construction Network, and NCREIF, stated the combined economic contributions of new commercial building development and the operations of existing commercial buildings in 2024 resulted in direct expenditures of $898.5 billion.
The overall impact on the U.S.
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Dow falls nearly 800 points — wiping out post-election Trump surge as tariffs take effect
Wall Street reeled after President Trump’s tariffs went into effect Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging nearly 800 points, around 1.9%, at 11 a.m. ET — wiping out all of the blue-chip index’s gains since the election.
The broad-based S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq also suffered declines of nearly 2% as all three major indexes extended Monday’s losses.
Why TSMC Did A $100 Billion Deal With Trump On US Chip Manufacturing
All presidents of these United States have the bully pulpit from which to lecture the American people and, for the past century, the rest of the world about how the global economy and culture should work. Donald Trump has certainly used this pulpit in his first and now second terms as The Leader Of The Free World,
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Ill-Timed Tesla short selling Strategy Could Cost UBS $95 Million
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Nvidia's AI Boom: Why Wall Street Thinks the Sell-Off Is a Massive Buying Opportunity
Bernstein analysts believe the AI trade isn’t overfar from it. Despite Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) dropping 15% year-to-date and an 8% single-day slide on Monday, they argue the pullback looks more like an opportunity than a warning sign. The stock is now trading at just 25x next twelve months (NTM) earnings,
NVIDIA RTX 5070 GPU stock rumors continue to get even bleaker, with AMD set to capitalize
How to know if investing in private credit is for you?
Private credit is proving to be a popular option for investors seeking yields, but they should ensure they fully understand the asset class and where they’re putting their cash, experts say.
Put simply, private credit is lending by people or institutions other than banks.
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