The bulk of the marquee third-quarter earnings reports have already delivered and the presidential election is decided. So analysts and investors can resume focusing on earnings trends for the current quarter.
The recent onslaught of earnings reports from the communication services and technology sectors has provided analysts and investors with some insight into Corporate America's 2025 plans for artificial intelligence (AI) spending. Still, considerable debate lingers about the validity of those expenditures and AI broadly.
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With 2024 being an election year, much attention has been paid to the candidates' and parties' platforms for bringing more manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. Also known as reshoring, the movement garnered new attention when the COVID-19 punished global supply chains. It's a point of emphasis for both parties.
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The buzz all week on Wall Street was about Big Tech earnings.
Last week marked the start of Q3 earnings season for the technology and communication services sectors. That means market participants will gain insight into key factors.
Wall Street jitters in the face of a hotly contested presidential election is the norm, not the exception. Nonetheless, investors should continue to follow the bull market course.
Investments into generative AI firms made this year by large tech companies and VCs will likely eclipse records. The bulk of the companies on the receiving end of that capital are not yet publicly traded.
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