Fri, March 21, 2025

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of Awaysis Capital, Inc. in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of CapLease Inc. in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of Iveda Solutions, Inc. in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of Gorilla Technology Group Inc. in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of CISO Global Inc. in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of Hot Chili Limited in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of TELA Bio, Inc. in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of Life Electric Vehicles Holdings Inc. in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of Alpha Copper Corp. in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of Bon Natural Life Limited in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of DigiAsia Corp. in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of Sunshine Biopharma, Inc. in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of Leafly Holdings, Inc. in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of Adaptimmune Therapeutics plc in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of Yotta Acquisition Corporation in recent trading

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As of Mar 21st, 2025, there has been substantial selling of in recent trading

by: Mint

Buy the world: Devina Mehra's advice for Indian investors

The US is not the world and just buying a handful of US stocks and maybe a couple of Chinese stocks is not really global diversification, says First Global chairperson Devina Mehra

by: MarketWatch

My wife and I have $75,000. Should we invest this money in the S&P 500 or individual stocks?

We have $75,000 available to invest. We're debating over whether to put all of that cash into the S&P 500 or buy individual stocks. We have chosen two stocks that have done well over the past five years: Chevron,

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'$200 Is in Sight': Top Analyst Sees 70% Upside for Nvidia Stock

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has risen to the top of the market cap rankings due to the strength of its products, and given what's on the horizon, it will

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43 Earnings Releases for Mar 21st, 2025

by: MoneyWeek

Should you limit exposure to US tech stocks?

An end to the AI boom would shake both US funds and global trackers. Here's one way to trim exposure to US tech stocks
Thu, March 20, 2025

by: Kiplinger

Stock Market Today: Stocks Struggle After Big Fed Gains

A solid reading on home sales helped limit the downside for stocks. Indeed, data from the National Association of Realtors showed existing home sales rose 4.2% month over month in February to a seasonally adjusted rate of 4.26 million. Year over year, sales were down 1.2%.

by: MarketWatch

Stock Market Today: Dow rises 383 points, S&P 500 and Nasdaq end sharply higher after Fed sticks with forecast for 2 cuts in 2025

Investors reacted to the Federal Reserve's decision to leave rates unchanged, by handing the S&P 500 its biggest percentage gain for a Fed day since last July. The Nasdaq Composite had its best Fed day since Nov.

by: MarketWatch

10 financial planners and money pros on how they'd invest $10K right now

"I would put a good chunk into low-cost index funds like an S&P 500 ETF because you want solid, broadly diversified exposure without paying high fees. I think you'd put about $6,000 there to capture steady, long-term growth, while keeping your risk manageable. Diversification helps you sleep at night.

by: MarketWatch

My wife and I have $75,000 to invest. Is now the time to put this money into the S&P 500 or individual stocks?

We have $75,000 available to invest. We're debating over whether to put all of that cash into the S&P 500 or buy individual stocks. We have chosen two stocks that have done well over the past five years: Chevron,

by: Morningstar

Is the Stock Market Cheap Yet?

US stocks are trading at a 5% discount to their fair values, according to Morningstar's analysis. The US stock market is looking moderately cheaper amid an ongoing selloff, trading at a 5% discount. Dramatic losses across mega-cap tech and artificial intelligence stocks are driving market-level valuations lower.

by: MarketWatch

The word from U.S. companies to Wall Street in new Trump era is 'uncertainty'

The "uncertainty" trend comes as President Donald Trump and his administration make sweeping changes at a pace rarely seen in previous administrations — and sometimes then reverse those changes.

by: Morningstar

How to Approach Liquid Alternatives in Your Portfolio in 2025

To enhance diversification beyond traditional stocks and bonds, some investors and financial advisors may turn to liquid alternatives—hedge fund-like strategies, such as equity market-neutral investing and managed futures.

by: Kiplinger

Are Bonds a Good Investment for the Trump Era?

Stock market volatility has picked up in reaction to the Trump administration's tariff plans. Should investors consider bonds? We answer that question here.

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of KPTI at $6.51, after crossing above the $6.425 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of GLBE at $38.03, after crossing above the $37.952 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of DMF at $7.27, after crossing above the $7.247 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of DFH at $25.21, after crossing above the $25.104 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of AFBI at $18.1, after crossing above the $17.954 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of EXR at $147.49, after crossing above the $147.384 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of CUBE at $42.45, after crossing above the $42.384 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of SWKH at $17.25, after crossing above the $16.918 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of REGN at $674, after crossing above the $673.696 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of NIC at $113.705, after crossing above the $113.644 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of LVWD at $0.138, after crossing above the $0.134 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of EICB at $24.97, after crossing above the $24.967 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of ECCF at $25.06, after crossing above the $25.018 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of CRGOW at $0.2, after crossing above the $0.194 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of CDIOW at $0.039, after crossing above the $0.035 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of BMY at $60.86, after crossing above the $60.621 Trigger Price

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Short squeeze is starting in shares of AIMBU at $12.25, after crossing above the $12.002 Trigger Price

by: CNBC

There's a 'danger zone' for retirees when the stock market dips. How to shield your portfolio

Stock market dips early in retirement can be harmful to your portfolio, experts say. Here's how to protect your nest egg from this risk.

by: MassLive

As stocks continue to spiral, should you keep investing in your retirement?

Recent financial turmoil in the stock market has prompted the Federal Reserve to convene Wednesday to discuss interest rates. What does that mean for your retirement fund?

Should you limit exposure to US tech stocks?

An end to the AI boom would shake both US funds and global trackers. Here's one way to trim exposure to US tech stocks

The article from MSN discusses the potential risks and considerations of investing heavily in U.S. tech stocks. It highlights the significant growth and dominance of tech giants like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google, which have driven much of the market's recent gains. However, it also warns of several concerns: the high valuations of these stocks, potential regulatory scrutiny, and the possibility of a market correction. The piece suggests that while tech stocks have been a lucrative investment, investors might want to diversify their portfolios to mitigate risks associated with sector-specific downturns, geopolitical tensions, and economic cycles. It emphasizes balancing exposure to tech with investments in other sectors or regions to safeguard against volatility and ensure long-term financial stability.

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https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/should-you-limit-exposure-to-us-tech-stocks/ar-AA1BkG3w