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Quantum computing continues to attract attention because it sits at the intersection of breakthrough science and massive commercial potential. Within this, Rigetti Computing and D-Wave Quantum offer two very different approaches to building momentum.
Gold continued to experience a lot of noise, but it still saw a relatively strong trading period over the last few sessions, despite the interruption of the Thanksgiving holiday in the US. Meanwhile, silver practically exploded to the upside.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently moved to calm investors after reports surfaced that Meta could shift a substantial portion of its AI workloads to Google’s tensor processing units.
The cryptocurrency market made an unexpected recovery after one of its recent slumps. Most cryptocurrencies have recently been trading healthily into the green, hoping to recover as much as possible before the year’s end.
Volkswagen says it can build an electric car entirely in China at roughly half the cost of producing one in Germany, helped by quicker development, lower labor expenses, easier battery sourcing, and a more efficient supply chain.
Whether the S&P 500 can extend last week’s rally is the big question now, and it would seem the path forward may be challenging. The volatility tailwind that supported the market through the holiday week is unlikely to be as strong in the days ahead.
The real estate market has transitioned into a new structural environment marked by low inventory, higher mortgage rates, and increasing demand for integrated digital transaction platforms. Given this backdrop, which real estate stock has the edge?
Biotech has exploded higher over the past week. XBI rallied from $107 to $123 in just four trading days. That's a 15% shift in a sector known for volatility, but this move came with a specific pattern that can create opportunities.
Crypto-linked stocks offer exposure to the highly volatile cryptocurrency sector without direct exposure to cryptocurrency assets. So, what are some of the best crypto-linked stocks to consider now?
Major players in the midstream space have been performing rather well recently. Yet, paradoxically, fund flows are barely positive for the year, with recent months offsetting inflows in Q1 25. This year might yet break a streak of outflows.
Retail stocks were a bright spot yesterday. Shares of Kohl's Corp. soared after the retailer increased its forecast for the second straight quarter. Abercrombie & Fitch Co. also surged on the back of better results and a boosted forecast,
There have been a few times over the past couple of months where I’ve written some variant of “the market pretty much HAS to fall at this point for the plan to stick together“, and each time, it has done so.
In this article, Gareth Soloway uses technical analysis to deep dive into crude oil and natural gas. He analyzes the chart of oil, alerting investors to a classic bullish cup and handle pattern.
The light sweet crude oil market has spent the bulk of November falling after having a jolt higher in October when sanctions against Russia were announced.
The market’s overwhelming reaction was fueled by expectations that SMX’s new technology, embedding permanent, non-separable chemical signatures into titanium and specialty alloys, could soon become the industry’s default for traceability.
A one ticker portfolio is intriguing for the simplicity and there are quite a few of them where the long term result would be valid but every so often they will get pasted in some sort of
Even one glance at BTC versus SPY for the year 2025 plainly illustrates that the thrill is gone. Indeed, in this maniacal year of asset gains, anyone buying into Bitcoin at the start of 2025 would find themselves presently in the hole.
A K shaped economy describes a post-crisis recovery where different parts of the economy and society are performing at sharply diverging rates, forming the two arms of the letter “K.”
Over the years, STT has diversified its mutual funds and ETFs to cover a broad range of strategies that include global equities, fixed income and actively managed funds.
I see a potential for further appreciation, especially over the next 12–24 months, assuming the company can further scale its refurbishment/resale business and execute on international expansion without over leveraging working capital.
Markets are dreaming of a white Christmas, and rate cuts to match. But the Grinches up on Mount Central Bank may have other ideas. Will we get one last surprise before Christmas?
On Friday morning, pre-market trading was a bit erratic amid news of a blackout at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Futures trading didn’t open until 8:30 am. Before the restart, this blackout disrupted global trading across Asia and Europe.
Airbus SE shares closed at EUR204.45 on Friday, rising slightly by EUR0.30, a modest gain of 0.15%. The increase came despite the company announcing a large-scale recall involving thousands of A320-family aircraft.
Though the uneven economic recovery in developed and emerging nations has been hurting revenue growth for companies within the foreign banks industry, declining interest rates are expected to provide support to the top line. Here are banks to watch.
While the AI trade continues to dominate the market, one tech stock is being left out: Salesforce. It's down 31% year-to-date. With its Q3'25 earnings report coming up next Wednesday afternoon, this is an interesting moment for the stock.
Gaming and gambling stocks are waking up after a multi-year slumber. And there are three names I have my eye on. Why now? Well, Americans are gambling more than ever.
This year marks an inflection point. While self-styled as a champion of exceptionalism, the Trump administration unwittingly articulated the recognition that the United States no longer dictate the rules of the global economy with impunity.
What has Wall Street been buzzing about this week? Here is a quick look at the top 5 Buy calls and the top 5 Sell calls made by Wall Street's best analysts during the trading week of Nov. 24-28, 2025.
Much to the surprise of many investors, 2025 may turn out to be another great year for the US equity markets. That would buck the likelihood that the S&P 500 Index would not score a “three-peat,” or a third successive double-digit gain.
Here is a short look at the 10 largest companies by market capitalization as of Saturday, Nov. 29, 2025. Additionally, I have included the percentages of their gains on a year-to-date basis. Let's dive into the numbers.
Players in the network software industry are suffering from challenging macroeconomic conditions and persistent inflation. However, there are those in the space that are gaining from the ongoing effort towards digitalization. Are they worth watching?
In general, global markets are in a state of liquidity overabundance, fueled by unprecedented leveraged speculation across markets. At the same time, risk aversion has made some headway in key sectors including crypto and AI.
AI stocks have entered a period of renewed volatility, driven by shifting sentiment, bubble talk, and sharp rotations. This is a moment to lean in, not pull back.
Oracle is one of the biggest names in enterprise software and cloud services. They power databases used by governments, banks, hospitals, airlines, and global corporations.
I rarely use indicators, but I’d like to show ONLY the trio of EMAs to illustrate how Rivian, over its lifetime, has stabilized and is moving into what I think is a powerful uptrend. Here are three charts showing this, closer and closer:
The Fed has ended Quantitative Tightening, removing its main anti-inflation tool. With rate cuts coming and government spending rising, inflation pressures may return, creating a “perfect storm” for higher prices ahead.
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