IBM shares have seen a significant surge, adding billions to its market value, following a resurfaced video of Donald Trump praising CEO Arvind Krishna. This renewed attention, coupled with optimism around AI and quantum computing developments, has fueled a rally, with analysts pointing to social media buzz and momentum trading as key drivers. IBM shares have seen a significant surge, adding billions to its market value, following a resurfaced video of Donald Trump praising CEO Arvind Krishna. This renewed attention, coupled with optimism around AI and quantum computing developments, has fueled a rally, with analysts pointing to social media buzz and momentum trading as key drivers.
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‘Trump effect’ comes to IBM stock, 6 months after Trump called IBM CEO a legend
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