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Wall Street’s biggest optimist says ‘I wouldn’t jump into the AI trade right now’

Wall Street’s biggest optimist says ‘I wouldn’t jump into the AI trade right now’
MarketWatch Wednesday 26 August 2026, 12:16 UTC By Michael Sincere 1 min read
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Ed Yardeni, who has been called the most bullish person on Wall Street, says he hasn’t been bullish enough on the stock market.

Ed Yardeni, who has been called the most bullish person on Wall Street, says he hasn’t been bullish enough on the stock market.
Ed Yardeni (PERSON)
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