Forget F.A.N.G., (don’t) follow the leader, and Alcoa’s revenge

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Forget F.A.N.G., (don’t) follow the leader, and Alcoa’s revenge

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Microsoft just became the 2nd member of the exclusive $2 trillion club. Could it surpass Apple as the top tech titan next? We’ll debate.
Plus, one strategist says following the investment crowd into growth names and big tech is a mistake right now. He’ll join us to explain why.
And, in today’s Rapid Fire: a retail stock that could rally 50% from here, Warby Parker “eyeing” a direct listing and Alcoa’s market revenge.

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