NASDAQ SET FOR 30,000 AS TECH, CHIPS SURGE
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Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives predicts the Nasdaq will reach 30,000 within six to nine months, driven by momentum in Big Tech and semiconductor sectors. The forecast follows growing investment in AI infrastructure and chip development.
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