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Friday’s big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session

Here’s what’s on the radar for CNBC TV heading into Friday’s session after stocks staged a sharp rebound on Thursday.

Author Posted on August 8, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Where to find high and safe yield when the Fed starts to trim rates

Time is running out on those hefty 5% yields in cash. Investors would do well to diversify into fixed income.

Author Posted on August 8, 2024Categories Uncategorized

This tech stock may hold the key to the market — and it’s not Nvidia

Frank Cappelleri breaks down the chart in Meta and shows why it could determine the market’s fate.

Author Posted on August 8, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Eli Lilly’s second quarter eases Zepound pricing fears and suggests it’s gaining ground in weight loss race

“Investors were nervous going in and this print would come as a huge relief,” said Mohit Bansal, an analyst at Wells Fargo.

Author Posted on August 8, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Retail traders bought this week’s dip, loading up on tech like Nvidia and Microsoft

Small investors were net buyers of stocks on Tuesday and Wednesday following Monday’s global market rout, according to data from JPMorgan.

Author Posted on August 8, 2024Categories Uncategorized

A strategy for investors who are still nervous about the market, but don’t want to miss a rebound

Mike Khouw breaks down a strategy for hesitant buyers during this wild week.

Author Posted on August 8, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Citi believes this week’s chip stock drop is a buying opportunity, especially in one name

This week’s rout in chip stocks is a buying opportunity for investors, according to Citigroup.

Author Posted on August 8, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Navigating a wild market: Where investors are finding buying opportunities

Investors are trying to get a handle on where the market —and the economy — could go next.

Author Posted on August 8, 2024Categories Uncategorized

The ‘boring’ parts of the market are thriving right now

Sometimes “boring” is good, especially in times of market turmoil.

Author Posted on August 8, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Here are Thursday’s biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, Disney, Tesla, Amazon, Microsoft, Ralph Lauren, Vornado, Costco, Microsoft & more

Here are Thursday’s biggest calls on Wall Street.

Author Posted on August 8, 2024Categories Uncategorized

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