Briggs

American  

[brigz] / brɪgz /

noun

1. Henry, 1561–1630, English mathematician.

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Briggs British  

/ brɪɡz /

noun

1. Henry . 1561–1631, English mathematician: introduced common logarithms

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“It’s become clearer and clearer by the month how interrelated it has all become,” said Andrew Briggs, director of portfolio management at Briggs Group at the Plaza Advisory Group, a Steward Partners affiliate, of interest rates, AI plays, the economy and the bull market in stocks.

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“A crucial thing for the bull market to continue is that it needs some kind of a tailwind of liquidity — either from a central bank or the fiscal side — that’s going to have to continue,” said Briggs at the Plaza Advisory Group.

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“We embrace volatility. Risks are always there,” said Hollie Briggs, head of global product management for the growth equity strategies team at Loomis, Sayles & Company.

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And Briggs has an even longer-term horizon.

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In the note, Briggs claims “AI applications are boosting productivity when deployed” and “unlocking these productivity benefits requires significant computational power”.

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