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NEW YORK — Tesla shares rose for a second straight session Monday, building on Friday’s jump after the electric vehicle maker reported third-quarter deliveries that beat Wall Street expectations.

The stock gained $7.57, or 2.04%, to $378.16 in morning trading on the Nasdaq. Shares closed Friday at $370.59 after rising 4.65%,

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Dan Ives, Yorkville Ives partner and senior managing director,

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Foxconn just posted its strongest month on record and NVIDIA stock touched a fresh all-time high, but one market veteran warns the biggest AI spending bonfire may still be ahead, raising the question of whether this rally has legs or…

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💭 When you hear “3x leverage,” do you think it’s a product that makes a 30% profit if the underlying asset goes up by 10%?

I also think that way when I hear “3x.” For example, if Bitcoin goes from 100 to 110, that’s a +10% gain. At 3x,

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It’s no secret that risk is in vogue right now — at least for issuers.

According to a recent Morningstar report,

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For ab Iorwerth, however, there’s no clear case yet for a series of rate increases by Canada’s central bank. “There’s a lot of demand for capital – by the government, by the AI industry, and so forth – and I think this is pushing up long-term interest rates,” he said. “But it’s also making life very difficult to forecast because we don’t know what will happen on the trade front.

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Marvell Technology (MRVL) sells chips for AI data centers, and you may hold the stock next to funds that already follow the market. Those funds rise and fall with the S&P 500, so it matters to the rest of your money whether Marvell does the same.

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