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Why ‘permabear’ Jeremy Grantham is steering his own cash into high-flying tech stocks

Why ‘permabear’ Jeremy Grantham is steering his own cash into high-flying tech stocks
MarketWatch Monday 29 June 2026, 09:05 UTC By Steve Goldstein 1 min read
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A viral social-media post this weekend took Jeremy Grantham bashing a step further by looking at the investing legend’s own investments.

A viral social-media post this weekend took Jeremy Grantham bashing a step further by looking at the investing legend’s own investments.
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