A trio of quantum-computing stocks has seen huge gains over the past few months, bolstered by a wave of hype from retail investors looking to cash in on what could be the “next big thing” in tech.
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Cathie Wood runs the investment management firm ARK Invest. Wood and ARK are known for investing in high-flying tech companies. Wood has long been bullish on crypto. In October, Wood (on X ...
Wood is also broadening her crypto investments. Ark recently purchased a cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund (ETF) that one Wall Street analyst thinks could shoot 164% higher next year.
Wall Street’s optimism proved enduring even as inflation remains stubbornly above the central bank’s target. The consumer price index rose 0.3% in November for the fourth-straight month ...