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"The current upcycle started in late'23, so we are only in quarter 3, implying strength likely till mid-26E," Bank of America wrote on Monday.
The Dow Jones fell on the stock market today. GameStop surged after influencer "Roaring Kitty" claimed a big stake. AI stock Nvidia popped.
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Nvidia unveiled a new AI platform that could hit the market as early as 2026.
Three high-flying stocks, which all recently announced stock splits, might come crashing back to reality.
Mexican stocks sank and the peso slid on concern that the president-elect could seek to make changes to the constitution or pursue other policies that could rattle investors.
The Tesla CEO faces claims he pocketed $3 billion in ill-gotten gains in late 2022 after learning Q4 vehicle sales would not deliver the 'epic end of year' he promised investors.
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Shortly before Gill reignited a meme stock craze in May, he bought a large volume of GameStop options on E*Trade, the Journal's report said, citing people familiar with the matter. E*Trade-parent Morgan Stanley declined to comment on the report.