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What The Wall Street Is Not Telling You About De-Dollarization

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De-dollarization has always been a significant topic for economies to discuss and build on. There was a time when de-dollarization would be dubbed a myth, a passing phase that would eventually dissolve on its own. However, in recent times, the myth has now become a legitimate phenomenon to pay heed to. Although gradual yet steady, de-dollarization is proving to be a real barrier, hurting the US dollar. At the same time, this development is also sabotaging the decades-long prestige that the US has earned for itself into dust. Also Read: 3 Economics To Lead De-Dollarization: What’s Going On? What Is Wall Street Not Telling About Dollar Derailment? 1. The Idea Of Self-Sufficient Economies Is On The Rise Image Source: Watcher Guru In economic terminology, self-sufficient or autarkic economies are those that have learned to deal with their own economic affairs. With the US sanctioning nations in a rapid manner, countries have now started to adopt autarky, leading them to become self-suffici...

META Stock Gets Underperform Rating as Wall Street is Divided

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The year started with a lot of hope for the tech sector. Yet, as its first month comes to a close, there doesn’t appear to be a consensus on some of the biggest companies in the world. Among them is META; as the stock has recently gotten an underperform rating, Wall Street appears divided on the company. There are those who have the massive belief that the social media firm will flourish this year. However, they have been balanced out by those who believe that META will underperform relative to the market this year. The question is, who stands on which side? Moreover, which is more likely to be correct when we come to the end of the next twelve months? Source: CNBC Also Read: META Drops Fact-Checking: What Trump Alightment Means for The Stock META Gets an Underperform Rating, But Is That Consensus? Entering the year, there was a lot of excitement from META investors. The company was set to launch its newly announced Orion glasses and capitalize on the augmented reality technology ...

Nvidia (NVDA) Gets New Year Boost As Wall Street Keeps $177 Target

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One of the biggest risers of 2024, Nvidia (NVDA) has kicked off the new year with a boost as Wall Street has held its $177 target on the tech company. Indeed, the chipmaker increased a remarkable 180% over the last twelve months. Now, all eyes are on whether or not the company can repeat its impressive performance. For much of last year, the firm jockeyed for position as the largest company by market cap with Apple (APPL). Although the iPhone developer ended up on top, Nvidia is still eyeing the $4 trillion market cap record. With AI demand expected to continue, it could be reachable this year. Source: CNBC Also Read: NVIDIA Stock Rises 6% After ByteDance Announces $7B Chip Buy for 2025 Nvidia Starts 2025 With a Boost as Wall Street Holds ‘Buy’ Rating Amid what was a positive year for the stock market in the United States, 2024 proved that the AI arms race is alive and well. Following the arrival of OpenAI’s ChatGPT in 2023, the technology has driven immense investment...