Fasten Seatbelts For Tech Volatility

Dan Ives, Managing Director, Wedbush Securities

06-Sep-24 07:30

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Shares around the world fell on Wednesday, pummelled by a drop in tech stocks following a record sell-off of Wall Street darling Nvidia. Analysts cited a confluence of factors behind the rout, which also impacted Asian and European tech stocks. Is this recent sell-off merely a temporary market correction, or has the Magnificent Seven reached its peak? For more analysis, we’ll be speaking with Dan Ives, Managing Director at Wedbush Securities.

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Categories: markets, technology

Tags: magnificent seven, nvidia, us tech sector,

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