We’re a few weeks into earnings season, and many of the market’s most important companies have already reported. Big banks, credit card companies, consumer-facing brands, and most of the Magnificent 7 have all weighed in — and we’ve been combing through the conference calls for key insights. On Consumers & Gas Prices Jeremy Barnum, CFO ...
Looking today at week-over-week shares outstanding changes among the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, one standout is the iShares Core S&P Total U.S. Stock Market ETF (Symbol: ITOT) where we have detected an approximate $322.4 million dollar inflow — that’s a 0.4% increase week over week in outstanding units (from 563,750,000 to 565,800,000). ...
Executive Summary Trend Bias: Down as the may have finalized its first bearish leg lower. Key Level: ~49,989 (start of the bearish wave). After a brief rally, we anticipate a decline to 47,758 – 48,409, and possibly lower levels. While the mega cap stocks are rallying to new highs, DJI is struggling to reach its ...
Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). Q1 earnings: fantastic (but with a caveat) … Tech does the heavy lifting… Luke Lango’s “Summer of AI” … one stock from Louis Navellier for a summer surge… nervous about buying Tech today? Don’t be As I write on Wednesday morning, the markets are ...
It has been years in the making, but is set up to accelerate its revenue and sustain high-level growth for years, as it’s become the spokes to ’s hub. NVIDIA’s GPUs and AI infrastructure offer many advantages and will continue to drive AI. However, Advanced Micro Devices GPUs, specifically the MI450 line to be launched ...
When it comes to iconic American automakers, General Motors GM and Ford F remain two of the industry’s strongest pillars. Both companies delivered stronger-than-expected first-quarter 2026 earnings, raised guidance, and benefited from tariff refunds. While the headline beat may look encouraging, is it enough to justify fresh investments? Or do near-term risks still cloud the ...
Last night’s AI earnings basically gave the rally what it wanted: actual revenue, better guidance, and another reason to keep the AI trade alive. But this was not all the same quality of earnings. was the cleanest print. Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:) was messy but saved by guidance. Navitas Semiconductor (NASDAQ:) was still the speculative ...
Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). In the spring of 1999, Wall Street reached a consensus. The dot-com rally, once the exclusive property of a handful of Silicon Valley darlings, was finally broadening out. Retailers were getting websites. Manufacturers were becoming “e-businesses.” Regional banks were upgrading their software. But the ...
Key Points While artificial intelligence (AI) stocks continue to be market darlings, the same can’t be said for software stocks. Software-as-a-service (SaaS) stocks have been absolutely hammered this year, and there doesn’t appear to be any let-up. While many SaaS companies continue to put up solid revenue growth, few outside of Palantir have seen their ...
volume on Tuesday was lower than on the day after Thanksgiving. At least based on the data I have, the total volume was just 35.9 million shares. Christmas Eve, a half day, saw 39.5 million shares traded, Friday, November 28, a half day saw 49.2 million shares, and even July 3 saw 51 million shares ...
