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Super Micro stock is a ‘very risky buy’, but it will bounce back, says fund manager

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Louis Navellier of Navellier and Associates discusses the red flag Hindenburg Research raised about Super Micro Computer and why he remains optimistic on the stock.

Nvidia’s stock is not priced for perfection and there is more to go: Analyst

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William Stein of Truist Securities discusses the impact of Nvidia’s earnings on the broader AI ecosystem and why he raised his price target on the stock.

Medibank: Australian healthcare pivoting to homebased and preventative care

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David Koczkar, CEO of Medibank discusses the shifting Australian healthcare landscape and the health insurer’s focus on innovation investment.

Alibaba is making a big bet to stay very relevant, BDA says

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Duncan Clark, chairman of BDA, discusses Alibaba’s second-quarter earnings.

Analyst discusses Alibaba’s second-quarter earnings

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Jasmine Bai, China internet analyst at Haitong International Securities Group, says “we might have to wait for another one or two quarters” for Alibaba’s topline turnaround.

Asset manager discusses CBA earnings, Australia’s financial sector

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Jason The, CIO of Vertium Asset Management, says the Australian economy is “certainly slowing.”

We shouldn’t fear that a recession is coming imminently, strategist says

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Julien Lafargue, chief market strategist at Barclays, discusses the global market outlook.

China’s real estate sector is still its Achilles’ heel: Economist

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Gero Jung, chief economist at Mirabaud Asset Management, says more needs to be done for China to reach its 5% gross domestic product target.

The Fed is unlikely to implement an emergency rate cut, strategist says

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Jeffrey Kleintop, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab, says there may be a “triple perfect storm for the market” but it’s still not an environment in which the U.S. Federal Reserve would be likely to hold an emergency meeting to cut interest rates.

The yen ‘carry trade’ isn’t dead despite market selloff: Advisory firm

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Ed Rogers of Rogers Investment Advisors discusses Japan’s market selloff and what it means for global investors.