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Strategist warning: 8% rise in Nasdaq in 20 minutes is not much healthier than 8% fall

Strategist warning: 8% rise in Nasdaq in 20 minutes is not much healthier than 8% fall

Bitget2025/04/09 20:45

Mark Hackett, chief market strategist, National Investment Management Group, Philadelphia: Trump's suspension of the tariffs is definitely good news because it suggests that the negotiations are in a good enough state that they think that they've accomplished what they needed to accomplish through the initial dialogue. But I want to offer a very important warning because an 8% rise in the Nasdaq in 20 minutes is not much healthier than an 8% fall ...... so I'm careful not to give you a safety alert right now.

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