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Apple loses ground in China

Stocks slipped yesterday in a vacuum of news leaving unguided traders on their own to stare down and justify bubble-like valuations approaching or at new highs. Bitcoin is banging its head on the ceiling high set in 2021, and with ETFs online, there is lot more wind to fill its sails— in either...
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Wirehouses warming up to more gains on stocks

Stocks rallied to new heights on Friday because everyone wants in on the action. Sentiment indicators and PMIs came in softer than expected but that did not stop jubilant traders.
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NVIDIA can’t make chips fast enough for Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Stocks rallied yesterday with the Nasdaq finding a fresh high on high volume. Inflation figures were slightly higher than in the prior month, but progress was still made.
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Lower prices on PCs mean lower revenues for HP

Stocks slipped yesterday closing above daily lows as anxious investors await today’s critical inflation figures. The Fed too, is looking for direction from the numbers, and it is getting none.
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First Solar sees sunny skies

Stocks had a mixed close yesterday, at the mercy of minor numbers ahead of tomorrow’s big inflation figure. Consumer Confidence is waning with investors concerned about the present and future.
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Home improvement not improving

Stocks struggled to hold onto early gains yesterday on a day with very little to contemplate other than that nagging fear that the Fed is just not going to give traders a break… any time soon. New Home Sales disappointed yesterday pointing to higher interest rates as the cause.
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