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What Stocks are Saxo clients buying and selling? Week 3rd of February 2025
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Summary: In this series you will gain the exclusive insight of what Saxo clients are buying and selling week on week. This is not financial advice, Capital at Risk.
Most Bought Stocks:
- Nvidia: The most purchased stock, despite its price falling by about 18% last week.
- Microsoft: Experienced a decline of around 8% last week, similar to other tech stocks.
- Taiwan Semiconductor: Its stock price decreased by nearly 9% last week, similar to Microsoft's performance.
- Alibaba: The stock gained 14% over the past month and surged 6% today after being recognized as the third most admired company in the internet service and retailing sector by Fortune magazine in its 2025 rankings. Alibaba also launched a new AI model, Qwen2.5-Max, claiming it surpasses DeepSeek.
- Vertiv: The stock price fell by 25% last week.
Most Sold Stocks:
- Bionano: Continues to be the most sold stock over the past two weeks, with a price drop of over 70% in the last month.
- Starbucks: Announced a decline in quarterly profit and same-store sales, though both profit and revenue exceeded analysts' expectations.
- Airbnb: The stock price decreased by about 2% over the last month following target price downgrades by several banks and financial services providers.
- Crowdstrike: The stock dropped by 2.70% today.
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