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Wall Street closed higher ahead of Trump's inauguration on Monday. Investors expect a flurry of executive orders, including on crypto and TikTok.

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Bank of America investment strategist Michael Hartnett argued that further downside in the stock market could be protected by Trump's pro-market policies.

Tesla stock jumped amid speculation that CEO Elon Musk could potentially buy TikTok.

JP Morgan analyst Matthew Boss reiterated an Overweight rating on the shares of Viking Holdings Ltd (NYSE:VIK) and raised the price target to $58 from $50. From 2017 to 2019, VIK’s pre-pandemic annual revenue growth averaged approximately 29%, driven by around 23% capacity growth and 5% net yield growth, said the analyst. Looking ahead, the 2025 booking curve is 70% filled with a 7% pricing increase and 12% capacity expansion, leading to an estimated 5% yield growth and a 19% increase in top-lin

High interest rates have been weighing on the stock market rally, and there may be little Donald Trump can do to remedy that issue.

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