In Thursday’s Blitz Daily, we take a look at cyber security company NortonLifeLock after reports confirmed an investigation into its recent merger.
I’m in the trade room with the rally hat on as Washington announced we’ll avoid a federal shutdown... for now. That’s lifting Mr. Market’s mood and the indexes are clawing back up the charts, led by the Nasdaq.
That’s great news for tech stocks, unless you happen to be NortonLifeLock... The owners of the popular antivirus software have hit a bit of legal trouble as several law firms have its recent acquisition of Avast under their microscopes.
The news helped send shares on a two-week slide, dropping more than 12%. Institutional traders said enough is enough on Thursday, and they’re aggressively buying the dip!
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