Higher for longer interest rates won't derail the bull market rally in stocks, chief stock strategist says

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Following a glut of IPOs in 2021, broader market and economic uncertainty has led to a 2022 tech IPO hiatus.

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Arm and Instacart's splashy IPOs won't be enough to revive a market in a slump reminiscent of the dot-com bust

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The current IPO slump has parallels to the one that followed the dot-com bust.
The current IPO slump has parallels to the one that followed the dot-com bust.

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A key recession indicator is still flashing red after a record 212 straight trading days

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Investors are ignoring a big threat to stocks - and putting too much faith in the Fed, 'Bond King' Bill Gross warns

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Billionaire investor Ron Baron says Elon Musk's Tesla could hit a $4 trillion valuation - and reveals a $1 billion SpaceX stake

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The stock market bull run is in its 'twilight', Fidelity's global macro head says

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A notorious market bear who called the 2000 and 2008 stock routs warns investors may want to 'buckle up' amid recession risks

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Investors are in a 'Barbie'-style fantasy as they brush off market risks, Smead Capital Management CEO warns

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Margot Robbie as Barbie in "Barbie."

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Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel sees an 'upward tilt' for stocks during the rest of 2023 – and says there's no clear sign of a recession

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Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel says the US economy is undergoing a credit crunch.

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There's no bubble in AI stocks – we are in the early stages of a tech cycle that should see further outperformance, Goldman Sachs says

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  • The breakneck rally in AI stocks has prompted unflattering comparisons with the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s.
  • But Goldman Sachs argues there's no bubble in AI stocks, and suggests they have more room to run.
  • "We are still in the relatively early stages of a new technology cycle that is likely to lead to further outperformance," a strategist at the bank said.

A stunning surge in artificial intelligence-related tech stocks has been the top US stock-market story of the year, with the likes of Nvidia delivering triple-digit returns.

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