How to find post-selloff opportunities, plus Cathie Wood on NFTs

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Hello and welcome to Insider Investing. I'm Joe Ciolli, and I'm here to guide you through what's been happening in markets, as well as what to expect in the coming weeks. Here's what's on the docket:

• The volatility seen in the market recently is the type that creates opportunities for shrewd investors. UBS details $4, while investment strategist Luke Lloyd shares $4 in the aftermath.
• NFTs are the latest craze to capture the attention and imagination of investors. Renowned investor Cathie Wood of Ark Invest shares $4, and dishes on 5 of her fund's top holdings.
• Michael Oh, manager of the Matthews Asia Innovators Fund, is up nearly 200% over the past 10 years. He told us $4, and shared $4.

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Your weekly recap/outlook

This past week was one where the market just couldn't make up its mind. US stocks surged on Monday after suffering their worst decline in months the prior week. Then inflation fears and spiking bond yields spooked investors anew as Fed Chair $4.

The tides turned again on Friday as anxious dip-buyers quickly pulled tech stocks back out of correction following a $4. Now it's anyone's guess where the market heads next week.

The volatility is stemming at least partially from uncertainty around how signs of economic progress should be interpreted. On one hand, encouraging labor-market data should have investors excited about the prospect of increased consumer spending. But on the flip side, an economy that runs too hot risks runaway inflation - the sort of thing addressed by higher interest rates. And when rates rise, stocks lose luster. It's quite the catch-22.

What made this past week so unique was how wildly sentiment swung from "bad news is good news" to "good news is good news," often in the same day. Whichever camp investors decide on will largely dictate market action in the near term. And the main inputs for that will continue to be economic data, Fed comments, and $4. Stay tuned.

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The US stock market was whipsawed last week by fluctuating expectations for post-stimulus inflation. Tech stocks fell into correction territory and one point before rallying into the weekend. It was the type of environment that creates opportunities for well-prepared investors.

In response to the volatility, UBS detailed $4. Meanwhile, investment strategist Luke Lloyd of Strategic Wealth Partners shared $4 in the aftermath.

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