The tech-heavy bull run is perhaps looking a little long in the tooth (horn?), with the Nasdaq notching yet another all-time closing high Friday.
Invest in Byrna Technologies (BYRN), CareCloud (CCLD), American Superconductor (AMSC), Alphabet (GOOGL) and NVIDIA (NVDA), which are poised to make the most of the Nasdaq's upward movement banking on rate cut hopefulness.
While Apple (AAPL) helped the Nasdaq and S&P higher, the Dow and Russell 2000 were lower for the session.
Apple stock was one of the biggest gainers Tuesday as analysts were encouraged by the tech giant's new AI offerings.
The Nasdaq has surged 60% off previous lows, but these skilled investors see opportunistic values in the market. Billionaires Daniel Loeb, Chase Coleman, and David Tepper see more upside in shares of Amazon, Take-Two, and JD.com.
Is this the beginning of the end? After a tremendous run higher over the last year and a half, the Nasdaq exchange is pulling back from recent highs.
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The Nasdaq closed above the 17,000 mark for the first time, buoyed by solid corporate earnings, an AI boom and rate-cut bets. We have highlighted five stocks that more than doubled this year and have a top Zacks Rank.
Economic data is also lightening up, along with earnings season, but not quite over.
A jump in bond yields weighed on the broader market.
Operating over 29 markets and centered in New York, the Nasdaq was the world's first automated stock exchange. With 2,500 companies+ on the Nasdaq and heavy exposure to the technology industry, it is no wonder that many companies in many investors' portfolios are brimming with companies trading on this exchange.