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Dedicated business and tech journalist. Markets Reporter at Business Insider. Previously at TheStreet and InvestorPlace. Bylines in Observer, TipRanks and EV.

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Tech Markets Reporter at TheStreet. I previously covered financial markets at InvestorPlace. My work has been published by outlets such as TipRanks, Observer and EV.

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How AI could live up to the hype and still leave investors disappointed

How AI could live up to the hype and still leave investors disappointed

Moody's said that AI could be end up being a powerful force in the economy, but still lead to more muted stoc…

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3 market lessons parents should teach their kids early, according to the CFO of Acorns

3 market lessons parents should teach their kids early, according to the CFO of Acorns

Acorns CFO Seth Wunder said early education can help alleviate the fear that comes with getting started with …

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The AI capex explosion is outpacing the 2000s housing boom in one major way

The AI capex explosion is outpacing the 2000s housing boom in one major way

Apollo's top economist warns that the AI spending boom has the potential to unwind at a similar pace if deman…

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Vanguard says fears of an AI-fueled white-collar job wipeout are way overdone

Vanguard says fears of an AI-fueled white-collar job wipeout are way overdone

Fears of an AI-fueled culling of white-collar jobs have risen, but one economist argues most functions aren't…

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Market pros say don't count Leopold Aschenbrenner out after his hedge-fund blowup

Market pros say don't count Leopold Aschenbrenner out after his hedge-fund blowup

Leopold Ashenbrenner's hedge fund meltdown was a bruising event for the AI wunderkind, but investing pros say…

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'Big Short' investor Michael Burry says a big threat to the AI boom is lurking in private credit

'Big Short' investor Michael Burry says a big threat to the AI boom is lurking in private credit

Michael Burry flagged risks he sees among PE-owned insurance companies that have amassed large holdings of de…

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バンク・オブ・アメリカ、市場を代表する半導体大手銘柄に新たな買いの好機が醸成されつつあると指摘 | Business Insider Japan

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credit should read LONG WEI / Feature China/Future Publishing via Getty Images 半導体株は、セクター間の物色ローテーションやAI成長ストーリーに対する投資家心理の揺らぎから、この夏、荒い値動き（ボラティリティ）に見舞われてきた。しかしバンク・オブ・アメリカは、そこに絶好の好機が醸成されつつあると主張する。 バンク・オブ・アメリカのアナリストであるヴィヴェク・アーヤ（Vivek Arya）氏は8月25日、短期的にはセクター全体を10%ほど押し下げかねないボラティリティの高まりを予想しつつも、主要な半導体銘柄の多くには依然として十分な値上がり余地が残されていると分析した。 同氏は投資家向けのレポートの中で、「半導体需要は依然として力強いものの、3つの逆風が短期的に同セクターの上値を抑える重しとなり得る」と説明している。...
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Don't count on the landmark crypto policy bill to pass Congress this year, prediction traders say Original

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Crypto bulls have been pushing for Congress to pass a major piece of legislation aimed at creating a regulatory framework for the industry, but prediction markets say don't count on it this year. Traders on Polymarket give it only a 15% chance of being signed into law in 2026. Traders on Kalshi have laid similar bets.
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Why a chorus of market pros is criticizing the Treasury's plan to tame the bond market Original

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's plan to calm the US bond market isn't going over well with some veteran market watchers. Last week he said the US Treasury could double its purchases of long-dated bonds to $4 billion, while CNBC reported that it could also tap the $1 trillion General Account to fund more bond buys.
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