Don’t Call It A Bubble: Nasdaq Floats Off Into Stratosphere As ‘Other 1 Percenters’ Conjure 1999 Parallel

There was no letup in tech stocks' inexorable ascent on Monday. Stocks scarcely needed another excuse to rally. After all, what's better than news that the apocalypse has been called off? But when it rains bullish catalysts it pours, and the latest good news comes courtesy of reports that the Trump administration is all set to lift the currency manipulator label from China on the eve of the "Phase One" trade deal signing. Read more: Suddenly, China Isn’t A Currency Manipulator Anymore, Trum

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6 thoughts on “Don’t Call It A Bubble: Nasdaq Floats Off Into Stratosphere As ‘Other 1 Percenters’ Conjure 1999 Parallel

  1. I’m sure they’re aware of this, but the company creating these massive distortions is Amazon, with net income of ~13bn and close a 1T market cap.

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