While AI and overseas companies still hold appeal, investment firms of the ultra wealthy are largely holding back.
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Rattled by tariffs, investment firms of the ultra-wealthy look overseas.
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"We are, however, wary of positioning, and remain watchful of stretched valuations," one fund manager told CNBC.
Family offices of Jeff Bezos and John Doerr are betting on AI's potential to improve how diseases are tracked and treated.
Investors worry that a stock market priced for perfection is vulnerable to some sort of setback.
