Jeran Wittenstein is a journalist at Bloomberg, specializing in covering U.S. technology stocks. With a wide range of publications featuring his work, including BNN Bloomberg, Irish Examiner, and Fortune, Jeran provides in-depth analysis and insights into the world of Big Tech, earnings reports, and market trends.
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Jeran Wittenstein's coverage is heavily focused on investment analysis and data citations related to finance, particularly in the big tech sector. He appears interested in articles that analyze the financial performance of technology companies, particularly those listed on Nasdaq or involved in AI.
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By: Ryan Vlastelica, Jeran Wittenstein
Big swings in Nvidia Corp. shares have reignited debate about the staying power of the chipmaker's rally. While the stock's valuation and threat of competition are major concerns, one variable is key: durability of demand.
By: Jeran Wittenstein, Ryan Vlastelica
(Bloomberg) — Big swings in Nvidia Corp. ( NVDA ) shares have reignited debate about the staying power of the chipmaker's rally.
By: Jeran Wittenstein, Bre Bradham
(Bloomberg) -- The S&P 500’s longest winning streak since November was stopped Thursday by the same cohort that’s powered the index’s yearlong rally — megacap tech.Most Read from BloombergSaudis Warned G-7 Over Russia Seizures With Debt Sale ThreatSaudi Prince’s Trillion-Dollar Makeover Faces Funding CutbacksModi’s Embrace of Putin Irks Biden Team Pushing Support for KyivStock Rotation Hits Megacaps on Bets Fed Will Cut: Markets WrapUS Inflation Broadly Cools, Likely Sealing Deal for Fed Rate Cu
By: Jeran Wittenstein, Bre Bradham
· (Bloomberg) -- The S&P 500's longest winning streak since November was stopped Thursday by the same cohort that's powered the index's yearlong rally — megacap tech.
(Bloomberg) -- Over three decades on Wall Street, Jim Covello has learned how painful it can be to bet against an inflating tech stock bubble.
Over three decades on Wall Street, Jim Covello has learned how painful it can be to bet against an inflating tech stock bubble. The market has a way of minting riches, month after month, even after it’s clear the latest breakthroughs aren’t playing out quite as expected.
Alphabet kicks off earnings for the cohort on Tuesday Nasdaq 100 is coming off biggest weekly decline since April
By: Jeran Wittenstein
(Bloomberg) -- The stakes were already elevated for technology giants heading into this earnings season. They just got a lot higher after the worst week for the Nasdaq 100 Index in three months.
By: Jeran Wittenstein
In drei Jahrzehnten an der Wall Street hat Jim Covello gelernt, wie schmerzhaft es sein kann, gegen eine immer größer werdende Blase bei Technologieaktien zu wetten. Während man die Fehlannahmen der Euphorie beleuchtet, klettern die Kurse - Monat für Monat in immer neue Höhen. Das war beim Dotcom-Hype der späten 1990er Jahren so und später beim Krypto-Boom.
Investors soured on the promise of artificial intelligence Wednesday, sparking a $1 trillion rout in the Nasdaq 100 Index as questions swirled over just how long it will take for the substantial investments in the technology to pay off.
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