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Tech stocks, they waver amid the NASDA 100's worst losing streak in five months.

Concerns about AI valuations dominate. That, as we speak with Toma Bravo, about its acquisition of HR software-provider day force in what is set to become one of the investment firm's largest ever deals.

And Google introduces new consumer gadgets, including smartphones and watch and wireless

earbuds with AI front and center. But first, we turn our attention to these markets. We have

been read throughout most of the training day, but certain stocks are doing their best to lift us

into the green. We're off by only a tenth of a percent, but still that's three days of losses

with the NASDAQ 100, the longest losing streak since back in April. Invidia doing its best

to pull us higher. So too, in fact, is Palantir, but check out how much Palantir has been

down over the course of what had been a six-day losing streak, eroding $700 billion worth,

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