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A $25 billion bond sale from Amazon and a shift in Microsoft's artificial intelligence model approach are the two signals the Investing Club's Homestretch newsletter flagged for investors heading into the final hour of trading.
A bond sale is when a company raises cash by issuing debt to investors, who are repaid with interest over a fixed term.
The dollar size of a bond offering and the direction of a major company's AI strategy are the kinds of data points that shape how institutional money reads near-term capital allocation.
What a $25 billion raise communicates Companies turn to the bond market when they want large-scale cash without selling new shares.
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