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CLDS / A Pullback in Cloud Computing Spikes Interest in This ETF

At the height of the pandemic, cloud computing stocks were one of the strongest subsectors of tech. However, the sector could be suffering a case of too much too soon as valuations of cloud computing companies got elevated to lofty heights, which is allowing bears to prosper amid inflation pressures on tech in 2022. Read More

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Posted: Jul 28 2022, 09:17

Author Name: ETF Trends

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