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Nvidia suffers biggest loss in world history after $646 billion bloodbath: 'This is a concern'
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Your rights when a new car keeps breaking down
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Aussie shares leap higher in rebound rally
The Australian sharemarket notched a powerful rebound rally on Tuesday on the back of iron ore and oil price rises and a surge in banking behemoth Commonwealth Bank.
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I’m a Passive Income Enthusiast: 6 Methods That Are Making Me Rich
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India’s New Finance Hub in Gujarat Eyes Real-Time Dollar Settlement by 2025
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Yen Is Under Pressure Even as Japan Steps Up Its Verbal Warnings
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Buffett vs. ChatGPT: The Investment Face-Off — Who Truly Understands the Market?
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New plan to keep cash in Australia
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Nvidia: Is it worth buying back in or is it time to stay out?
Shares of Nvidia (NVDA) are bouncing back after dropping for three straight sessions. While some on Wall Street believe the dip is "overblown", could it be time to get out of chip stock before any more uncertainty persists? Neuberger Berman Senior Research Analyst Daniel Flax joins Catalysts to give insight into Nvidia's recent performance and what investors need to consider when keeping Nvidia in their portfolios. Flax expounds upon what he takes into consideration for tech companies: "There are a number of factors when we model the company, we go through each one of their businesses. The most important one is the data center business, where you're seeing very, very strong demand for their systems. Also on the networking side, growth is very, very healthy there as well. And so you're trying to balance healthy demand with, of course, supply, which is constrained. Now I expect the supply chain and Nvidia and its partners to continue to make progress on improving supply over the next several quarters, but that is a gating factor..." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Catalysts. This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino
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Bitcoin on track for third worst week of 2024. Here's why.
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) is headed for its third worst week of the year as the crypto market is under pressure. Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA) CEO Fred Thiel joins Catalysts to discuss bitcoin's movement and how Marathon Digital Holdings handles the cryptocurrency's volatility. Thiel points to several issues facing bitcoin that are causing an increased supply in the market. First, Germany's criminal bureau is selling about 50,000 BTC. Japanese bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox is set to distribute a large volume of bitcoin in July as part of its bankruptcy. In addition, miners are selling large amounts of bitcoin to continue to fund and expand their operations. Thiel states that "bitcoin is historically very volatile," adding that Marathon Digital Holdings has a "very strong balance sheet" to deal with the cryptocurrency's swings. He explains that Marathon is focused on diversifying the business, starting a technology division to focus on areas getting a boost from bitcoin mining and the AI race, such as liquid cooling. He adds that the business is also focused on energy harvesting, leveraging bitcoin mining to generate new revenue streams. Thiel points to Marathon's recent initiative in Finland to heat 11,000 homes with the heat from its data center. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Catalysts. This post was written by Melanie Riehl
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Huge tax time warning for millions of Aussies: ‘Take advantage’
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Analyst Says Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) is the ‘Key Beneficiary of AI Prosperity’
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Asian Stocks Fluctuate, Aussie Rises After CPI: Markets Wrap
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US dollar's dominance secure, BRICS see no progress on de-dollarization -report
The U.S. dollar remains the world's primary reserve currency, and neither the euro nor the so-called BRICS countries have been able to reduce global reliance on the dollar, a new study by the Atlantic Council's GeoEconomics Center shows. The group's "Dollar Dominance Monitor" said the dollar continued to dominate foreign reserve holdings, trade invoicing, and currency transactions globally and its role as the primary global reserve currency was secure in the near and medium term. Dollar dominance — the outsized role of the U.S. dollar in the world economy — has been strengthened recently given the robust U.S. economy, tighter monetary policy and heightened geopolitical risks, even as economic fragmentation has strengthened a push by BRICS countries to shift into other international and reserve currencies.

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