Natalia Kniazhevich
US Equities Reporter at Bloomberg News
US Equities Reporter @Business based in NYC. @NYU MA in Business Journalism with MBA courses at @NYUStern. Views are my own
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Natalia Kniazhevich
Artificial intelligence trading tools that analyze reams of data and build portfolios are already shaking up Wall Street. But as they increasingly become available to retail investors, the entire stock market is in for a seismic transformation. The retail crowd owns roughly 25% of the US stock market directly and over 60% indirectly through individual retirement accounts, 401(K)s and the like, according to calculations by Barclays Plc.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Natalia Kniazhevich
(Bloomberg) -- Artificial intelligence trading tools that analyze reams of data and build portfolios are already shaking up Wall Street. But as they increasingly become available to retail investors, the entire stock market is in for a seismic transformation. The retail crowd owns roughly 25% of the US stock market directly and over 60% indirectly through individual retirement accounts, 401(K)s and the like, according to calculations by Barclays Plc.
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2 weeks ago |
datacenterknowledge.com | Natalia Kniazhevich
(Bloomberg) -- Shares of companies that provide infrastructure for AI development are soaring after a tumble earlier this year, as spending from Big Tech restores investor confidence in the volatile sector. Two baskets tracked by Goldman Sachs Group – one tracking AI data centers and electrical equipment stocks, and another that follows shares of companies that supply power for data centers – are up 52% and 39% from their April lows, respectively.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Natalia Kniazhevich
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Natalia Kniazhevich
Shares of companies that provide infrastructure for artificial-intelligence development are soaring after a tumble earlier this year, as spending from Big Tech restores investor confidence in the volatile sector. Two baskets tracked by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. — one tracking AI data centers and electrical equipment stocks and another that follows shares of companies that supply power for data centers — are up 52% and 39% from their April lows, respectively.
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Stock Market Could See Change in Flows of Capital as Retail Gets AI Tools Artificial intelligence trading tools that analyze reams of data and build portfolios are already shaking up Wall Street. But as they increasingly become available to retail investors, the entire stock https://t.co/XcIdLn9eiR
Small Companies Keep Going Public Even as Russell 2000 Struggles An increasing number of small-capitalization companies are going public this year despite the Russell 2000 Index’s underperformance, as investors shrug off trade and inflation risks in search of returns. There have https://t.co/91ls2sU2lT