The generative AI market is expected to grow exponentially, with estimates suggesting a rise from $20.9 billion in 2024 to $136.7 billion by 2030, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 36.7% during the forecast period ¹. Companies like Nvidia are already seeing the benefits of generative AI, with a 53% increase in sales, and Docebo is also expected to see growth in the future ². #ai #markets
Steady as she goes ...
$HIVE had a pretty stable week compared to some others
#bitcoinetfs have been cooling off lately.
Guess the honeymoon phase is over!
Check the last blog article for more info!
Investment bankers are the largest market manipulators there are. If modeling was done, they would not be able to do it. They do not want that just like casinos do not want card counters.
$RUNE is getting it today! I know all you #thorchain users are loving it
Thinking I need to add it to the leverage #trading watchlist! #crypto #markets #trend
Markets Showing Signs of Bubble on Big Tech, Crypto Surge, BofA’s Hartnett Says
Markets are showing characteristics of a bubble in the record-setting surge by tech’s so-called Magnificent Seven stocks and the all-time highs in cryptocurrencies, according to Bank of America Corp. Chief Investment Strategist Michael Hartnett.#newsonleo #markets
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Market Could Soar 820% by 2030: 2 AI Growth Stocks to Buy Now and Hold Long-Term
Asia stocks climb; gold, bitcoin drift after hitting record highs
Traders were also hesitant to place major bets ahead of congressional testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell starting later on Wednesday that will be parsed to gauge if and when the U.S. central bank is ready to start cutting interest rates.
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Tom Westbrook
The upbeat tone that's pushed stocks higher for weeks abruptly shifted overnight and left Asia markets drifting downward on Wednesday, with traders nursing losses and awaiting their next cues from Fed Chair Jerome Powell's testimony before Congress.
Oil prices fall as market shrugs off China growth pledge, OPEC+ production cuts
Traders have worried for months that faltering growth in China and an abundance of crude produced in the Americas will put downward pressure on prices.
UK takeovers flop as boards rebuff low valuations
The share of takeover offers for UK-listed companies that were withdrawn between 2021-2023 was about 17%, versus 8% between 2014 and 2020, according to LSEG data"
