What investors would really like is if fork in the markets merges into one. That tends to be the safer path to take.
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The divergence between the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average
and Nasdaq Composite
on Wednesday stateside reinforces the suggestion that there are two markets operating in the U.S.: one of an artificial intelligence and another of “everything else.”
What investors would really like is if fork in the markets merges into one. That tends to be the safer path to take.
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