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This Is Wall Street’s Preferred Stock Amid Copper Chaos

Wall Street’s preferred play on copper is diversified miner and commodities trader Glencore, with 84% of analysts covering the company rating the shares a Buy, according to FactSet. The average Buy-rating ratio for stocks in the S&P 500 is about 55%.

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1 Reason Wall Street Is Obsessed With Synopsys Stock

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U.S. stocks slip again as Wall Street’s rally loses steam

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Asian shares tumble after Trump says he will impose new tariffs on drugs and other goods

Asian shares fell on Friday after President Donald Trump announced plans for new tariffs including 100% import taxes on pharmaceutical drugs starting Oct. 1.

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Stocks Are Rebounding. The Nasdaq Is Rising Again.

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Most of Wall Street ticks higher following its 3-day skid

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A New Data Center Stock Is Coming To Wall Street, But Can It Soar on AI Hype?

Key Takeaways AI data center developer Fermi America filed earlier this week to go public as a real estate investment trust, a form of equity that differs in important ways from other stock investments.

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Here's all of Wall Street's best investing advice now that the Fed's rate-cut cycle has begun

Wall Street is feeling bullish on areas like cyclical stocks, industrials, and small-caps as the Fed resumes its rate-cutting cycle.

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Wall Street stumbles again for a 3rd straight loss

On Wall Street, CarMax tumbled 22.3% after the seller of used autos reported a weaker profit for the latest quarter than analysts expected. It sold fewer vehicles during the quarter than it had a year earlier. It also was hurt because it increased its expectations for losses from loans made in earlier years.

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Wall Street Eyes IPO Trackers as Newly Listed Stocks Top S&P 500

Stock bulls looking for the next hot Wall Street trade are increasingly turning to the busiest corner of the US market this year — initial public offerings.

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Wall Street got the rate cut it wanted. Can the optimism last?

The stock market is shrugging off worries about a weakening labor market and stubborn inflation, instead embracing a much-anticipated interest rate cut.