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Rocky October likely after volatile September as investor risks loom
If you think September was confusing, October is not likely to be any better, so buckle up.
Apollo co-founder Josh Harris says the SPAC trend is ‚here to stay‘
Apollo’s Joshua Harris discussed the SPAC boom at the Delivering Alpha conference presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor.
Palihapitiya says election won’t matter, stocks going higher next 4 years: ‚You need to be long‘
Social Capital Founder and Chief Executive Officer Chamath Palihapitiya said the stock market will continue to move higher regardless of a Trump or Biden presidency.
Barry Sternlicht sees a ’significant correction in high flying stocks‘ with a Democratic sweep
Starwood’s Barry Sternlicht implied he is voting for Biden but said the former vice president is „not strong on the economy.“
Vista’s Robert Smith says there are more opportunities in private markets than public right now
„There’s actually a large number of software companies that are actually getting to a state of maturity,“ Smith said.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: PepsiCo, Bed Bath & Beyond, Amazon & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include PepsiCo, Bed Bath & Beyond, Amazon, and more.
Rocky October likely after volatile September as investor risks loom
If you think September was confusing, October is not likely to be any better, so buckle up.
Investors are bullish on stocks for the 4th quarter, but fear a coronavirus spike
CNBC polled dozens of investors and strategists about where they stood on the upcoming quarter for stocks and the potential election impact.
Chinese automakers show off concept sportscars, amid auto market slump
Auto sales in the world’s largest car market are down 9.7% for the first eight months of the year from the same period in 2019, according to official reports.