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U.S. stocks advanced midday Tuesday, demonstrating resilience despite escalating geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties between the world’s two largest economies.

The utility sector is up 2.89% YTD, lagging financials but maintaining positive sentiment, with technicals showing a potential breakout near $80.

What we got today, of course, was advance GPD, which is the earliest measure and also the most likely to provoke a reaction in stocks.

AI's impact on electricity demand is uncertain with the emergence of DeepSeek, causing confusion among investors and leading to a sell-off in power stocks. Less sensitive ETFs include XLU, RSPU, and GRID.

Wall Street is struggling to find risk-on momentum, with major indexes stuck near the flatline at midday as investors assess the latest earnings reports from mega-cap tech stocks and weaker-than-expected U.S.

Caution dominates Wednesday's midday trading session in New York as investors anxiously await the Federal Open Market Committee decision at 2 p.m. ET.

Tech stocks attempted a rebound after Monday's devastating crash triggered by DeepSeek, as investors show interest in dip-buying the hardest-hit names.

The lawsuit claims that Southern California Edison’s (SCE) equipment created an electric arc near Altadena, which allegedly ignited the fire.

Communications and industrials climbing the rankings isn’t bearish. This week will give us a classic example of what to trust: the news or the money flows.

A wild selloff rattled tech stocks on Monday, striking at the heart of AI optimism as China’s DeepSeek startup unveiled an open-source large language model platform that outperforms OpenAI’s ChatGPT at a

In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question, is it time to load up on banks, small caps, midcaps, and the equal weight S&P500?

Wall Street paused for a breather on Friday, with the S&P 500 index hovering around the flatline at midday trading in New York after a five-day rally that pushed the market to fresh record highs this week. Meanwhile, investor attention shifted to forex and gold markets.

NextEra Energy reports Q4 results, with revenue missing estimate. Expects continued growth and dividend increases through 2027.

Plenty of traders and investors, particularly new ones, tend to want to avoid the bond market. That’s understandable, but bonds are easier - and, with the income they bring - more lucrative than you might think.

Wall Street is monitoring FirstEnergy's regulatory cases in Ohio and is concerned about the company’s ability to replace earnings from pensions and Signal Peak coal operations as it transitions away from legacy income sources.

Wall Street traded slightly higher during midday Thursday as investors assessed the ongoing earnings season while closely monitoring policy signals from President Donald Trump.