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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.
The mass media endlessly reminded people in October that November was historically one of the BEST months for equities, and that seasonality should be respected.
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.
CubeSmart is a self-managed REIT focused on the ownership, operation, management, acquisition, and development of self-storage properties in the US
While the holiday season just started with Thanksgiving this Thursday, American consumer spending for the end of the year is set to reach a record high.
Defiance’s QLDY ETF uses a “Lightning Spread” strategy to target frequent income, though erosion risks remain. More LightningSpread ETFs are coming, but high payouts won’t track underlying assets.
We're wondering if the S&P 500's 'thanksgiving leftovers', the ten stocks that have lost the most value during the year-to-date in 2025, might provide an opportunity to deliver better returns than the S&P 500 itself in the next year.
Gold allocations are essential for all investment portfolios. Every investor needs to have some substantial fraction of their capital deployed in gold.
The total above-ground stock of gold stands at 216,265 tonnes, with the largest share found in jewelry. Below-ground stock is estimated to be 132,110 tonnes as of year-end 2024.
Here are 10 low payout ratio dividend stocks with high yields above 5%, making them attractive options for income investors looking for a combination of high income and dividend safety.
Marriott Vacations Worldwide Corp. is a global vacation company. It offers vacation ownership, exchange, rental and resort and property management, along with related businesses, products and services.
The $235.00 strike price put option will be exercised if AMZN stays at this level. However, it still trades for 4 cents, and the short-put investor can repurchase it.
Digital assets are moving beyond speculative trades and becoming part of the global financial market. And today’s reset clears the path for the next phase of growth.
CF Industries operates a portfolio of world-class nitrogen manufacturing complexes strategically located in the U.S. and the U.K., with strong advantages in scale, low-cost natural gas feedstock, and export access.
