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Social media stocks crash: here’s the best one to buy on the dip

The social media landscape shifted violently this week as a wave of selling wiped billions in market value. The catalyst? A landmark legal blow; a California jury found Google and Meta Platforms negligent in a high-profile “social media addiction” trial, sparking fears of a costly regulatory overhaul. Amidst the carnage, however, a senior Wells Fargo

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PS5 price hike signals pressure point for gaming industry: what’s next?

The global video-game industry is entering a period of recalibration after Sony raised prices of its flagship PlayStation 5 consoles for the second time in less than a year, underscoring mounting cost pressures tied to memory chip shortages and supply-chain strain. The move, which lifts US prices by as much as $100 starting April 2,

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S&P 500 Index flashes a death cross as US-Iran war continues ahead of NFP data

The S&P 500 Index continued its strong downward trend last week as the Iran war continued, pushing crude oil and natural gas prices higher. The SPX index fell to $6,368, its lowest level since August last year. It has fallen in the last five consecutive weeks. S&P 500 Index in focus as Iran war takes

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ECB study flags limited impact of AI boom on US jobs and wages

A surge in artificial intelligence adoption may be displacing some workers, but its overall effect on aggregate employment and wages in the United States has remained limited so far, according to a study released by the European Central Bank on Monday. The study comes as companies continue to invest heavily in AI tools, fuelling concerns

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Dow futures plunge 180 points: 5 things to know before Wall Street opens

US stock futures struggled for direction on Monday as investors returned from the Juneteenth break to a market caught between easing oil risks and a more hawkish Federal Reserve. Progress in US-Iran talks helped pull crude prices lower, reducing fears of a fresh inflation shock from the Middle East. But the relief was not enough

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AstraZeneca stock jumps as COPD drug trial win surprises market

Shares of AstraZeneca rose on Friday after the drugmaker reported positive results from late-stage clinical trials of its experimental chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) treatment, tozorakimab. The UK-based pharmaceutical company said the drug candidate met its primary objective in two Phase 3 studies, OBERON and TITANIA, marking a significant milestone in its respiratory pipeline.  The

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Lumentum stock: Wyckoff Theory points to a steep crash soon

Lumentum stock price has gone vertical this year and is now trading at its all-time high. LITE jumped to a high of $803, up by 1,600% from its lowest level in December. This rally may be about to end as it approaches the distribution phase of the Wyckoff Theory. Wyckoff Theory suggests that the Lumentum

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Nvidia stock slips below $170: why analysts see a buying opportunity

Nvidia shares remain under pressure, tracking a broader pullback in artificial intelligence-linked stocks. The stock fell 1.8% in early trading on Friday, after dropping 4.2% on Thursday to its lowest close since mid-December. It is now down around 10% for the year. The weakness reflects a shift in investor sentiment. AI-driven technology stocks, once market

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Meta stock selloff continues, but a bigger risk looms

Shares of Meta Platforms extended their selloff on Friday, as mounting legal setbacks weighed on investor sentiment, but the recent decline also points to a deeper concern building beneath the surface. While US court verdicts have triggered immediate losses, investors are increasingly focused on the broader implications for Meta’s business model and future risk profile.

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TACO trade goes cold: why Wall Street isn’t buying Trump’s Iran extension

For the better part of a year, Wall Street has operated on a cynical yet profitable mantra – “Trump Always Chickens Out,” or the TACO trade. The strategy was simple. Whenever the White House issued a fire-and-brimstone threat – be it “Liberation Day” tariffs, the sudden annexation of Greenland, or military ultimatums – investors would

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