Tom Yeung here with your Sunday Digest. Ever wonder why the stock market seems to hibernate during summer? The most likely explanation comes from 18th-century England. At the time, wealthy British investors often sold their stocks before moving to their country homes for the summer. The seasonal fire sales supposedly caused markets to slump. Fast ...
The 10-year Treasury yield is spiking amid renewed turmoil in the bond market. Quality companies in sectors that benefit in the current environment warrant increased attention. Chevron and LyondellBasell stand out as resilient, value-driven investments poised to deliver strong returns. Looking for more actionable trade ideas? Subscribe here for 45% off InvestingPro! As bond yields ...
The Fed maintains its target rate … is the Fed fighting an illusory war? … the deflationary pressures today … a trade deal – but not with the U.S. … the risk of a coming supply crunch Today, members of the Federal Reserve held rates steady as was widely expected. The target fed funds rate ...
Adding around $10 billion in market capitalization in less than a week amounts to a not-too-shabby few days at the office for the recently public company CoreWeave Inc (NASDAQ:). From May 14 to May 19, the stock gained over 28%. CoreWeave reported its first earnings as a public company on May 14, with analysts at ...
Editor’s note: “Explosive Growth Ahead? What the May 7 Market Shift Means for AI Stocks” was previously published with the title “AI Stocks Could Explode After the May 7 Market Shakeup” in April 2025. It has since been updated to include the most relevant information available. What happens when you mix the most transformational technological ...
Stocks have staged an impressive late-April rally. Last week, the S&P 500 jumped 4.6% and the Dow climbed 2.5%. Meanwhile, the NASDAQ soared 6.7%, putting it in positive territory for the month. The cause of last week’s surge came from two important developments… First, despite President Trump’s frustration with the Federal Reserve and his comments ...
The stocks on this list are not high-flying tech names, shoot-for-the-moon startups, or even high-growth names, but they are quietly crushing it for investors. Kroger (NYSE:), Caseys General Stores (NASDAQ:), and AutoZone (NYSE:) are all well-established businesses growing at steady and sustainable paces, driving reliable cash flow in good times and bad. The quality of ...
This isn’t just any buy-the-dip signal… Sometimes the market whispers. Other times, it shouts. Yesterday, the market didn’t whisper — it roared. A Zweig Breadth Thrust — one of the rarest and most reliable technical indicators in market history — just triggered. If you know your market history, you understand how big this is. If ...
Carvana (NYSE:) is not out of the weeds but is performing well in 2025, accelerating its business turnaround. The Q1 results reveal strengths in consumer markets and rapidly improving profitability, which have it on track to reach lofty new goals. Company execs announced new long-term targets, including exceeding 3 million in annual retail unit sales ...
Well, folks, this week opened up the same way it has been recently: down. And the culprit behind the weakness was a Truth Social post by President Trump. In addition to attacking Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, he warned that the economy would slow if the Fed didn’t cut rates now. Trump also stated that ...
