Warren Buffett reduces his investment in Apple while increasing his cash reserves to a new high level.
The stock-selling spree by Berkshire Hathaway has continued for an eighth consecutive quarter, according to the Financial Times.
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Ctrl-Alt-Speech: This Episode won’t bring cheer to you.
Ctrl-Alt-Speech is a weekly podcast hosted by Mike Masnick and Ben Whitelaw that covers the latest news in online speech. You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, and Spotify.
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ETFsector.com Daily Trading Outlook, November 1, 2024
Friday morning S&P futures up 0.4% after Thursday’s tech-led U.S. equity sell-off, with Nasdaq down over 2.5%—its steepest drop since early September. Treasuries are flat to weaker with curve flattening, the dollar index is up 0.2%, gold up 0.3%, Bitcoin futures down 0.3%, and WTI crude up 2% amid geopolitical tensions. Key Earnings Takeaways: Amazon
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Technology Sector November Outlook: A Sour End to October Complicates the Bullish Picture
We are seeing some signs of “AI fatigue” in the stock charts that comprise the Technology Sector
Florian Mueller believes that Apple’s case against Masimo’s watch was unsuccessful because it was based on false grounds.
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ETFsector.com Daily Trading Outlook, October 21, 2024
S&P futures are down 0.2% in Monday morning trading, following last week’s gains where the Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq all extended their winning streak to six weeks, the longest in 2024. Big tech, banks, airlines, builders, retail, and utilities were standouts, while managed care, energy, machinery, chemicals, and China tech lagged. Asian markets were mixed
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The deceptive practice of subscriptions that consumers struggle to cancel.
In the last 20 years, a significant economic shift has occurred where companies are transitioning from selling individual products to offering services instead.
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Jim Cramer discusses the reasons behind the enduring strength of the Magnificent Seven in the market.
The Magnificent Seven consists of Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Meta, and Tesla.
ETF investors are not concerned about market uncertainties and are optimistic about investments in Mag 7 and Schwab, according to a survey conducted by Schwab.
Most investors in exchange-traded funds report that events like high inflation and elections have not impacted their investment decisions.
