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Leveraged ETFs Snap Back as Casino Crowd Mints $50 Billion

Three weeks ago, Wall Street’s casino crowd took a beating. AI stocks buckled, semiconductor shares tumbled and leveraged trades unraveled.

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BloombergLean L·1h ago
Leveraged ETFs Snap Back as Casino Crowd Mints $50 Billion
Three weeks ago, Wall Street’s casino crowd took a beating. AI stocks buckled, semiconductor shares tumbled and leveraged trades unraveled.
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