Lu Wang

1 month ago | bostonglobe.com | Isabelle Lee |Lu Wang

For years now, way before artificial intelligence became the hot new thing on Wall Street, Daniel Mahr has been making money on stocks, courtesy of his machine-learning model. These days, that AI-powered model is blaring relentless warnings against loading up on companies that lie at the very center of the AI boom. Mahr’s trading program, which drives his flagship Federated Hermes fund, has been flashing negative signals on Nvidia Corp. and other technology megacaps since 2023.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Isabelle Lee |Lu Wang

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1 month ago | flipboard.com | Isabelle Lee |Lu Wang

19 hours agoSome European officials are reportedly questioning the reliability of US Federal ReserveEuropean finance officials are reportedly discussing the possibility that the US Federal Reserve may not provide dollar funding in a future global …3 hours agoAmericans Are Rushing to Get Off the GridFor years, Americans have been blanketing their homes with scads of solar panels.

1 month ago | bnnbloomberg.ca | Lu Wang

Never-ending market disruption is upending investment blueprints everywhere in 2025, while hitting sentiment across U.S. stocks. It’s a backdrop Wall Street’s diversification-minded pros are ready to celebrate. In the grip of the tariff war, epic rotations out of American equities have become a regular feature of markets. A Treasury index has climbed almost 3 per cent this year, while gold and corporate debt are among other assets that sit atop of the leader-board.

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | Lu Wang |Isabelle Lee

(Bloomberg) — For index behemoth FTSE Russell, the likes of Apple Inc. are still too big for comfort — even after the recent $2 trillion selloff that’s dethroned Big Tech from the stock market’s leaderboard. Most Read from BloombergAfter equity trading wraps up on Friday, shares of the iPhone maker and five other technology giants will see their weightings shrink, with the benchmark provider pushing ahead with plans to curb the group’s influence in key US growth and value gauges.