With weekly charts starting to reflect general positivity, we can now look forward to better days ahead. Secular bull markets don't start from rallies off lows, but when markets break to new all-time highs, and that's what we are looking at here.
In a classic case of “buy the rumor” MSO cannabis stocks surged during the week ending July 11th thanks to a potent mix of regulatory optimism and investor momentum. Here's what lit the spark.
Bitcoin soared to a new all-time high, surpassing $118,000 for the first time in its history, reaching a milestone in its meteoric rise. The explosive rally was driven by renewed institutional demand. Here is a quick look at ETFs that may benefit.
The Trump administration's proposed tariffs on imported copper of 50% would hike copper prices for American industry and raise the price of products containing copper for consumers. After all, the US is a net importer of 45% of its copper needs.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has openly acknowledged that a series of strategic missteps have significantly contributed to the company’s fall from its long-held position as one of the world’s top semiconductor firms.
Most cryptocurrencies have had a blast over the past seven days, with some recording impressive double-digit value boosts. The main story revolves around Bitcoin, of course, as the most popular cryptocurrency set another all-time high trading price.
The Australian dollar was the strongest major currency last week, while the Japanese yen was the weakest. Volatility increased strongly over this period, as 41% of the most important Forex currency pairs and crosses changed in value by more than 1%.
While most stocks pay quarterly dividends, investors can still construct a portfolio that allows them to get paid monthly. Here is a short introduction to such a portfolio that investors may want to consider emulating.
A top “outlier” stock in 2025 is none other than Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. This under-the-radar gold exploration company has seen earnings explode recently.
The artificial intelligence startup, xAI, backed by Elon Musk, is facing backlash from its employees over the introduction of a controversial workforce management system.
Global leading indicators improved further at the end of Q2, as markets and decision-makers in the real economy concluded that Trump’s tariff threats are more bark than bite. However, the U.S. President has since rekindled his appetite for tariffs.
Shopify Inc. stock looks like a bargain as the company is generating high free cash flow margins. Moreover, analysts are predicting higher sales over the next 12 months. That could push the value of the stock up by 21.9% to $136.66.
Participants of the micro computer industry are benefiting from steady demand for enterprise devices, including laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Given this backdrop, here is a short look at a pair of stocks from the space to keep an eye on.
The S&P 500 moved lower this past week. Apart from the Canada tariff headlines on Thursday, the week was relatively uneventful. One notable observation, however, is the shift occurring in the dollar.
Pump.fun, a platform that enables users to generate their own speculative tokens, amassed an impressive $600 million within a mere 12 minutes on Saturday.
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 7-11, 2025.
Financial discipline, a critically acclaimed new processor, and a major foundry partnership have created positive momentum for Intel ahead of its earnings.
Market breadth is still well under the levels seen in 2024, which means that a much smaller percentage of stocks have been leading the market higher than last year. This is an underappreciated negative for the general market.
Wordle launched in 2021 and went viral as a hit daily word puzzle game. Billionaire Bill Gates shared he was a fan of the game and offered his tips for players in 2022.
In the face of President Trump's tariff threats, investors have propelled stocks to new heights this past week. However, the forthcoming earnings season could bring the trade war back into the spotlight.
While Fed policy matters, the market’s interpretation of Fed communications often creates more noise than signal, making systematic Fed watching a distraction from more important investment considerations.
