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Microsoft, Meta Earnings Expose a Growing Divide in the AI ETF Trade

Chandrima Sanyal

Microsoft and Meta earnings are reshaping the AI trade as investors reward AI monetization over spending. Here's what it means for AI and leveraged ETFs.

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