The Nasdaq Just Did Something It Hasn't Done Since 2020, and Here's What Could Happen Next

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• The knock-on effects will result in less revenue for suppliers of data center chips and networking components like Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices, Broadcom, and Micron Technology

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• The Nasdaq-100 technology index was already slipping prior to the war, as concerns mounted about the sustainability of the artificial intelligence (AI) spending boom

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• History suggests the Nasdaq-100 will continue to rise over the long-term

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• The stock market recently declined on the back of soaring oil prices, triggered by the conflict between the U.S. and Iran

  60% confidence

• The 10 best stocks for investors to buy now could produce monster returns in the coming years

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• If OpenAI and other top developers plan to spend less money on development, then Oracle and Microsoft will have to pull back on their infrastructure spending

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• Time in the market always beats timing the market, so waiting on the sidelines for a better opportunity will often result in missed gains instead

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• Investors might have already priced in a slowdown

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• The index recently logged the largest 13-day gain since 2020, but the potential risks surrounding the AI industry haven't subsided

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