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Catch up on the top artificial intelligence news and commentary by Wall Street analysts on publicly traded companies in the technology space with this short recap. Despite beating on the top and bottom lines in Q2, Amazon stock underperformed.
OPEC+ is preparing to implement another significant oil production boost in September, a move that continues the group’s recent shift from curbing supply to aggressively reclaiming market share.
Finally, we have a market price pullback. Who would have thought it possible? We now need to monitor key technical levels and the corresponding indicators, such as the number of new 52-week lows, to gauge the severity of the pullback.
Apple Inc. reported robust third-quarter fiscal 2025 results, beating estimates for revenues and earnings. The tech titan reported revenue growth of double digits in the iPhone, Mac, and Services segments. Here is a look at ETFs that may benefit.
Fears of a faltering U.S. economy and a Fed that may have kept interest rates too high for too long will likely translate into risk-off sentiment as this week opens later.
Many investors chase what performed best over the past five years. But every strategy has a rough patch. What matters more is whether it fits your temperament and goals.
Chevron Corp reported a 15% increase in free cash flow (FCF) quarter-over-quarter (Q/Q), and following the closing of the Hess acquisition, its FCF outlook is now stronger.
On 30 July, McKesson increased its dividend by 15.5%, from 71¢ to 82¢ per share. The dividend is payable on 1 October to shareholders of record on 2 September.
We discuss four bearish factors coming together for stocks this quarter: a liquidity crunch, an overly tight Fed, weakening breadth numbers, and bearish seasonality.
For investors seeking momentum, Invesco Nasdaq 100 ETF is probably on the radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and is up 40% from its 52-week low price of $165.72/share.
The USD/INR exchange rate surged to 87.80 last week after Donald Trump unveiled his tariffs against India. It then quickly erased those gains and moved to a low of 87.20 after the weak US jobs numbers.
This month, we’re taking a higher-yielding bet on an oil and gas price recovery, buying royalty producer Dorchester Minerals LP. It’s ideal for risk-tolerant investors who want rising commodity prices to flow directly into higher quarterly dividends.
Stocks finished sharply lower on Friday following a shocking jobs report that missed expectations, accompanied by significant downward revisions for May and June
Durables consumption has experienced extreme volatility over the last 9 months (since the election). Indicators indicate there’s been downshift in perceived future stream of income.
For the first time since 1993, two Fed governors dissented. They wanted interest rates dropped due to a weaker labor market. Then the President fired the data chief for saying the labor market was weaker - but he does want rates dropped too.
We're looking at the ETH chart after a very strong performance in the month of July, up around 50% and just over. Next key targets for ETH now come in by the 2024 high at $4110. Its last record high was way back in 2021, $4870.
A combination of modest growth, modest inflation, modest tax increases and modest spending cuts might get the budget back on track. Keeping all those modest would be a challenge, of course.
In today's earnings release, Berkshire reported it took a $3.8B writedown on Kraft Heinz, is still a net seller and is stockpiling cash, For the fourth straight quarter it has made no buybacks.
From a landmark EU trade compact, to unfolding talks with China, to a dramatic volte-face on AI chip exports, a new industrial ecosystem is taking shape, powered by capital, policy, and geopolitics.
The cryptocurrency rally has slowed over the past couple of days, with Bitcoin retreating from its all-time high. This dip is not expected to last, however. Thus, this may be an appealing time to consider some crypto-focused stocks.
Valued at around $1.35 trillion, Broadcom Inc. is a premier designer, developer, and global supplier of a broad range of semiconductor devices. The stock has been hitting new highs in recent trading.
Surely by now you’ve heard all the breathless reporting about the Figma, Inc. IPO, since it tripled in price on its first outing. Let's compare it to some previous
Amazon reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter 2025 results. The online behemoth outpaced earnings and revenue estimates but offered a muted third-quarter operating income guidance. Here are ETFs that may benefit from the results.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella delivered a jolt to the tech world during the company’s fourth-quarter earnings call by declaring quantum computing the “next big accelerator in the cloud.” Microsoft’s financials backed up its bullish tone.
On Thursday, July 31, 2025, American States Water Co. increased its dividend by 8.27%, from 46.55 cents to 50.4 cents per share. The dividend is payable on Sept. 3 to shareholders of record on Aug. 15.
The U.S. economy may have shown improvement, growing at an annualized 3% in the second quarter. But the U.S. housing market? That’s still a mess. The 2025 spring season was the worst it has been in over a decade. But it won't stay this way for long.
The rally that began in early April continues to drive stocks into new, all-time high territory. There hasn't been much of a correction, and the internals have held up very well. However, volatility is low, and it generally begins to rise in August.
Here is a short look at the 7 largest companies by market capitalization as of Saturday, Aug. 2, 2025. Additionally, I have included the percentages of their gains on a year-to-date basis. Let's dive into the numbers.
The metal fabrication industry is well-positioned from strong demand across its end markets. Recent improvements in order levels are expected to help companies maintain margins despite the impact of tariffs. Here are 3 stocks in the space to watch.
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 July 28-Aug. 1, 2025.
With corporate earnings deviated by a record amount from their historic averages, extreme stock valuations, and now clear signs the economy is slowing, the odds of a market correction -- and also of a recession -- are rising.
The August lull is a myth—a mirage for those who mistake heat for inertia. As this summer advances, businesses and investors should brace for turbulence, not tranquility.
High yield CDS (Credit default swap) prices surged 22.4 this week to 336 bps, the largest weekly move since the (“liberation day”) week of April 4th (62 to 439bps).
So far, Apple’s AI strategy appears underfunded by contrast with the Big Tech cluster. Simultaneously, it is difficult to ignore AI’s underlying problems.
While the European ETF industry held $2.58 trillion in assets under management (AUM) at the end of June 2025, the U.S. ETF industry held $11.57 trillion in AUM.
