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The co-founder of Stocktwits dumped chip stocks before their 20% slide. Where he’s putting his money now.
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The co-founder of Stocktwits dumped chip stocks before their 20% slide. Where he’s putting his money now.

Howard Lindzon, co-founder of Stocktwits, discussed with MarketWatch how he avoided losses from a recent 20% decline in chip stocks. He shared insights into where he is currently investing his capital and offered commentary on broader economic conditions, referring to them as a 'degenerate economy.' Lindzon provided perspectives on market trends and potential investment opportunities outside of the struggling semiconductor sector.

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The co-founder of Stocktwits dumped chip stocks before their 20% slide. Where he’s putting his money now.

Howard Lindzon, co-founder of Stocktwits, discussed with MarketWatch how he avoided losses from a recent 20% decline in chip stocks. He shared insights into where he is currently investing his capital and offered commentary on broader economic conditions, referring to them as a 'degenerate economy.' Lindzon provided perspectives on market trends and potential investment opportunities outside of the struggling semiconductor sector.

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