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Big tech is preventing new stock-market highs due to the changing way investors play the AI trade, says this top strategist

Big tech is preventing new stock-market highs due to the changing way investors play the AI trade, says this top strategist
MarketWatch Thursday 11 June 2026, 11:07 UTC By Barbara Kollmeyer 1 min read
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Nomura’s Charlie McElligott says investors are finally waking up to the problems with a market that is too concentrated on AI leadership.

Nomura’s Charlie McElligott says investors are finally waking up to the problems with a market that is too concentrated on AI leadership.
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