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With 5 of the Magnificent 7 tech giants reporting, the post-earnings reaction hardly exuded confidence. All this while investor sentiment leans heavily bullish.
Nvidia’s stock gained on Monday, lifted by renewed optimism around US corporate spending on artificial-intelligence chips, even as restrictions on sales to China continue to cloud the outlook.
The final two-month stretch of 2025 begins. Bulls couldn’t be in a better position heading into year-end based on what I’m seeing in the market’s internals.
Nomura has paid a variable annual and recent semi-annual dividend since January 1987. The current forward-looking annual dividend of $0.2376 yields 3.38% as of Friday’s share price.
The credit markets may still look calm on the surface, but there’s a tremor underneath. And gold, especially the physical kind, is starting to look like the most rational way to ride it out.
In spite of the heavy selling into the closing bell (rarely a good sign, especially on a Friday), Nasdaq leadership hasn't been unseated, merely challenged on a daily basis.
Revenues rose to $17.28 billion, and earnings per share clocked in at $2.58. The latter represented a 64% surge year-over-year, and revenues and EPS beat estimates.
The S&P 500 set a new record high of 6,890.89 on Tuesday, 28 October 2025, following a new trade truce between the U.S. and China over the weekend and big deals and earnings among AI companies on Tuesday.
Markets show clear signs of speculative excess and uneven fundamentals, suggesting caution rather than certainty about whether we’re in a bubble or a lasting boom.
Global stock markets began November positively, suggesting that the seven-month rally in risk assets may continue, supported by strong tech earnings and signs of reduced tensions between the US and China.
A data-heavy week lies ahead with three key impulses: the U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI, the Bank of England (BoE) rate decision, and Germany’s trade balance release.
Last Wednesday, for the first time since November 2021, a Hindenburg Omen hit. This gauge is triggered when an upward trend is met with a growing number of stocks hitting both new 52-week highs and lows.
It's hard for Nasdaq to go thru a sort of 'replacement cycle,' with a few tickers dominating. I say that since the real action is outside mega-cap leaders.
A topic that keeps on cropping up is that the US Government might confiscate its citizens’ gold. This article discusses the likelihood and practical difficulties behind such a move.
Progressives should not be in the situation of fighting the market to get progressive outcomes. The right is constantly rigging the market to redistribute more income upward.
Bridgemarq Real Estate Services holds a leading position in the Canadian market. Its brand reputation and technological advantages attract franchisees and reinforce its market dominance. Here is a look at the company's dividend data.
With just two months left in the year, it's time to update our asset class performance matrix and highlight the best- and worst-performing stocks and ETFs on a year-to-date basis.
Ever since the S&P 500 Index dropped more than 200 points on Friday, Oct. 10 (including after-market trading on the NYSE), there has been a notable difference in the volatility market. Simply stated, the market has been increasingly more volatile.
Navitas Semiconductor Corporation is scheduled to report its third-quarter 2025 results on Nov. 3, 2025. Navitas Semiconductor anticipates revenues of $10 million for the third quarter of 2025. Should investors hold or fold the stock?
The pivot towards oil, natural gas, and nuclear power for US energy security has opened the door to a renaissance in oil stocks, especially those with an attractive natural gas portfolio. So, what are the stocks in the space you should consider?
FuelCell Energy closed at $8.95 on Oct. 31, marking a 15.8% gain for the day. Trading volume in the stock spiked throughout October as investors piled into hydrogen and fuel cell stocks on speculation about AI data center power needs.
The US dollar fell significantly against the Canadian dollar during the trading week. When the Federal Reserve suggested that a December rate cut isn’t necessarily a given at this point, the US dollar recovered quite rapidly.
Midstream energy has been a passive bystander to the AI-fueled excitement of the S&P 500. Yet, long-term investors in the sector are enjoying 5% yields with growth, strong balance sheets, and inflation-linked pricing power on pipeline fees.
Year-to-date, shares of NIO have jumped more than 60%, handily outperforming BYD stock’s gain of 14.3%. The big question for investors is—which company is a better choice now for exposure in the Chinese EV industry?
Cross Timbers Royalty Trust has fallen roughly 34% from its peak over the past five months. The stock’s high yield may appear attractive, but its performance remains tied to volatile commodity markets. Here is a look at the stock's dividend data.
What if I told you that you could outperform the S&P 500 by investing in market-leading U.S. technology firms—and enhance that outperformance further by adding non-U.S. equities? Sounds too good to be true? Well, yes and no.
Nuclear energy has enormous potential, and I’m closely watching new investment possibilities as they come up. That’s why I zeroed in on the big news from Cameco and global alternative asset manager Brookfield Asset Management.
Apple Inc.'s revenue was up 8% YoY for the quarter and fiscal year ending Sept. 27, 2025. Its free cash flow surged 10.8% YoY to almost $99 billion and up 8.5% QoQ.
Expectations for U.S. stocks (mainly U.S. tech) are very, very high. Historically, stocks have been about 15-20 year instruments by this metric so 24 is getting up there.
New home sales in China collapsed by 42% in October when compared to last October, representing more than just another setback for the beleaguered Chinese real estate market, the world’s largest asset class.
From an Austrian perspective, most “fake jobs” appear precisely where the market test is suspended by government intervention, where profit-and-loss signals are muted, and where coercive funding shields inefficiency from discovery.
Economists, actuaries, and others tend to make forecasts as if whatever current situation exists will continue indefinitely or will perhaps improve a bit.
