The market is in a mania fueled by the Fed and investor speculation that will end badly in the coming years, Stanley Druckenmiller says.
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Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Tiffany, Peloton, AstraZeneca, Slack & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Tiffany, Peloton, AstraZeneca, Slack, and more.
SoftBank loses $12 billion in value on concerns over its big U.S. tech bets
Shares of SoftBank fell another 3% by Wednesday’s close, extending losses from earlier in the week.
Nongfu Spring’s founder briefly becomes China’s richest man, thanks to a huge stake in bottled water IPO
The public offering of a bottled water giant has propelled its founder into the ranks of the three richest people in China, thanks to an ownership structure that reflects some potential risks of investing in Chinese companies.
Lululemon quarterly sales top expectations, CEO ‚cautiously optimistic‘ for rest of 2020
CEO Calvin McDonald said the retailer is „cautiously optimistic“ about the rest of the year. Lululemon is not offering a 2020 outlook at this time.
Slack shares plunge as growth stays steady with no coronavirus spike
Slack’s revenue grew at around 50% for the third consecutive quarter, and the company reported more paying customers than analysts had expected.
S&P’s Tesla snub shows the risks to this overheating Nasdaq trade
The S&P committee, like investors everywhere, had to decide whether to defer to the market’s stampede into a select handful of stocks
Cramer tells ’newbie‘ market investors it’s not too late to lock in tech stock profits
CNBC’s Jim Cramer said it’s not too late for new investors to take profits in once high-flying technology companies.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Tesla, Disney, Peloton, Wells Fargo & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Tesla, Disney, Peloton, Wells Fargo, and more.
People who tapped 401(k) plan during pandemic are stealing from their future selves, advisors warn
Many 401(k) plan savers tapped their accounts during the coronavirus pandemic. Thinking of a 401(k) in terms of a monthly income stream, instead of a lump sum, could make savers think twice before withdrawing money, experts said.