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Dow's winning streak threatened as broad rally faded Thursday, dropping 377 points (0.7%) after opening higher. S&P 500 fell 0.3%, Nasdaq also declined, signaling market-wide risk-off sentiment.
Article discusses historical August-September seasonal weakness for S&P 500, especially in midterm election years, suggesting a possible 5-15% pullback is likely but not a signal of a lasting bear ma…
Micron stock fell slightly on Monday despite strong broader market gains. Investors are worried about potential competition from ChangXin Memory Technologies, which may build a new factory. However, …
Goldman Sachs anticipates increased market volatility for the S&P 500 as the U.S. midterm elections approach, driven by policy uncertainty and historical trends of subdued pre-election returns.
The Federal Reserve maintained rates but showed a hawkish surprise with three dissents. While equities whipsawed and Bitcoin dipped slightly before recovering, the bond market signaled 'higher-for-lo…
Market sentiment is mixed, with tech earnings providing a drag while futures show a slight recovery. Geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran are escalating, boosting oil and gold prices. The …
Major US indices wavered after Federal Reserve commentary from Kevin Warsh. The S&P 500 slipped into negative territory, while the Nasdaq held a marginal gain.
Article emphasizes long-term investing over market timing, citing S&P 500's 10.8% annualized 30-year return and the risk of missing best trading days, which could turn returns negative.
Despite recent market volatility, Bank of America analyst Ross Fowler identifies significant long-term buying opportunities in two newly public energy tech companies: Fervo (geothermal) and ERock (on…
Broadcom (AVGO) experienced a significant sell-off, plummeting 14.27%. This sharp decline indicates intense negative market sentiment or a major adverse event triggering a rapid exodus of capital fro…
Meta plans to cut 20% of jobs to optimize AI investments, Nvidia’s conference aims to boost AI confidence, and Tesla’s AI chip project launches soon amid cautious market sentiment due to high crude p…
Stocks show extreme volatility despite a flat S&P 500, driven by concerns over AI capital spending, geopolitical tensions, and upcoming elections, prompting investors to reduce risk and position sizi…
NVIDIA's upcoming Q4 earnings expect strong growth with significant year-over-year gains. Market focus shifts to consumer discretionary earnings and key U.S. economic reports this week.
Alphabet beat earnings but shocked markets with a large $175-$185 billion AI and capital expenditure plan for 2026, raising concerns about spending outweighing near-term profits.
Meta faces legal pressure over WhatsApp privacy claims ahead of earnings, while Nvidia progresses with Samsung on AI memory chip production slated for February.
Retail traders aggressively bought US stocks amid a broad market selloff, with Nvidia seeing strong inflows and elevated trading activity despite tariff concerns and rising volatility.
Meta shares rose following its acquisition of AI startup ManusEnergy, boosting its AI capabilities and pushing communication services stocks higher amid mixed market performance.
Multiple top Amazon executives including CEO Andrew Jassy sold significant shares, signaling possible concerns about near-term valuation despite the company’s operational strength.
Tesla's stock dropped sharply by 3.5%, indicating strong selling pressure among investors.
Tesla stock fell sharply by 3.5%, indicating strong selling pressure likely triggered by negative developments or market sentiment against the stock.