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The Ark founder’s warnings on the AI rally prompted comparisons to the 1990s tech bubble. But something very different is happening.
By: Shuli Ren
She mistimed the offloaded of shares in both companies, an epic miscalculation given how AI is giving chip companies a second wind. Cathie Wood is now sounding the alarm on chip stocks. Given her track record, one has to take Wood’s comments with a grain of salt. Among providers of mutual and exchange-traded funds, her firm Ark topped the chart in wealth destruction. But her caution nonetheless resonates with those who worry we are nearing another dot-com burst
Private equity’s foray into asset-based finance is fueling concerns over hidden debt and concentration risk.
Developers are offering homebuyers highly-leveraged real estate exposures in their race to offload units and appease banks.
China’s youth are on the road again, exploring the most unexpected, Instagram-worthy places where the yuan goes a long way.
Two rampant market rumors pinpoint the developers’ biggest weaknesses. They won’t go away.
Strong first-quarter numbers are puzzling the Chinese, who witness a stagnant economy daily. Two factors reconcile the difference.
Strong first-quarter numbers are puzzling the Chinese, who witness a stagnant economy daily. Two factors reconcile the difference
Low-risk investments that yield 3% are becoming rare. It’s disorienting for a nation of savers and their asset managers.
Are we on the verge of flash crashes? These carry trades are too lucrative for comfort.
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