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Nvidia’s 24% jump Thursday lit an AI fire that carried these 19 stocks to gains of as much as 17%

By: MarketWatch
Nvidia's forecast of a 50% increase in sales caused euphoria as investors looked to jump aboard the artificial-intelligence bandwagon.
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