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Podcast: Investors Chasing Stocks As the Other Shoe Fails to Drop

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April 25, 2019

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Facebook, Twitter and Microsoft are leading a rally in technology stocks. Some companies are repairing damage from last year, while others just keep innovating. The podcast also highlights some newer companies you may not know.

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