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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday suggested the market has renewed interest in smaller cap stocks, expanding outside the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks that have reigned supreme over the past several months. Larger companies are now looking to buy smaller ones with inexpensive shares, and activist investors are pushing enterprises to improve, Cramer said. Cramer also named activist investor Elliott Management, which he said is working to revive stocks like Crown Castle and Phillips 66 . But even though investors have renewed interest in different sectors, Cramer said that does not mean they are moving on completely from the Magnificent Seven or other tech outfits. Tells you everything you need to know about this suddenly glorious stock market."
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The firm upgraded Blackstone shares at the start of 2023 on the belief that investors were over-penalizing Blackstone for its outflows in its Real Estate Income Trust division. "For the multiple to expand further, we'd want to see organic growth supported again by perpetual fund growth, which is currently weighed down by a depressed sentiment for real estate investing." Blackstone shares have rallied nearly 45% year to date. Worthington added that speculation over the stock being added to the S & P 500 has also fueled its rise. To be sure, Worthington thinks the real estate sector will likely "require a drop in rates to see a substantial improvement."
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Breit Flows Aren’t the Be-All and End-All for Blackstone
  + stars: | 2023-01-27 | by ( Telis Demos | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
Money swirls around Blackstone . Much of the headline news regarding Blackstone lately has been the much-discussed jump in redemption requests by wealthy individual investors from the nontraded Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust, or Breit. But after dropping on that news late last year, Blackstone’s shares have surged back. Its stock is up 26% so far in 2023, including more than 5.5% after its quarterly earnings report on Thursday. A big reason is that base management fees—one of Blackstone’s core ballasts—continue to grow.
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