Following a lacklustre set of Q3 results, are the technology stocks finally losing their sheen?
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Following a lacklustre set of Q3 results, are the technology stocks finally losing their sheen?
ETF juggernaut, bitcoin’s rally, the S&P 500 usual wobble, Air Asia’s dubious SPAC plan, the political dimension, emerging markets ex China, Amazon’s bonanza, wise words from Jim Grant, and much more.
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Sharp rises in the shares of the tech giants have led the S&P500 into bull market territory this year, but there are questions about where we go from here.
Given high valuations relative to peers, fund managers give their views on the prospects for US equities over the medium-to-long term.
JP Morgan Asset Management’s Leon Goldfeld makes the case for high yield.
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Attack of the veggies; UOB and Citibank; Wellington’s green; abrdn’s risk; Series A fundraising; A good image; Amazon’s hints; Nasdaq’s numbers; advertising and much more.
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