continues to play dead as indices hold their ground. The 20-day MA of Bitcoin is resistance as today’s selling places it on course to test 60K (again), although I suspect the next test will fail, it’s too recent a test since the February low test bounce. Only the MACD is offering a weak ’buy’. The ...
’s latest rally is not just another bounce in a beaten-down chip stock. After President Donald Trump said will work with Intel on U.S. chip design and manufacturing, the market is starting to treat Intel as a much bigger story: a possible American answer to , with Apple, , and the CHIPS Act all helping ...
The Fed held rates steady, but Kevin Warsh signaled a broader reset that could shape the next market rotation… Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). Editor’s Note: The stock market will be closed tomorrow, June 19, for the Juneteenth holiday. The InvestorPlace offices and customer service departments will also be ...
The Fed surprised markets by taking a more hawkish stance than expected, and the markets fell. Some stocks are better positioned to weather higher interest rates for a longer period. Discover nine opportunities well-positioned to outperform in this environment. Wall Street ended sharply lower on Wednesday, with selling accelerating into the close. The fell 1.34%, ...
This energy opportunity already outpaces solar and nuclear — and the boom is just getting started. Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). Editor’s Note: The U.S. stock market and the InvestorPlace offices, including Customer Service, will be closed tomorrow, June 19, for the Juneteenth holiday. Regular hours will resume on ...
Markets rebounded despite hawkish Fed signals, supported by falling oil prices and AI optimism. Investors now expect economic data to play a larger role in shaping Fed policy. S&P 500 remains at a key technical crossroads, with 7,500 acting as critical support. After the FOMC-driven sell-off, US index futures bounced back overnight along with firmer ...
has finally gone public and, as expected, there is a lot of excitement around the stock. We are already seeing strong buying interest, with prices pushing higher shortly after the listing. This is quite normal. Most IPOs attract aggressive demand in the early stages as traders rush to gain exposure. However, traders should be careful ...
Shares of are trading under $250 this week, down from nearly $275 at the end of last month. The stock has been buffeted by a combination of AI CapEx concerns, a high-profile rocket explosion, and a broader risk-off mood that’s weighed on even the strongest names in tech. It’s been a frustrating sell-off given the ...
The Setup Nobody’s Watching While Everyone Argues About the Bond Sale The noise around Nvidia (NASDAQ:) this week is the $25 billion bond offering and another round of “is the AI trade overheating” think pieces. The chart is telling a quieter, more useful story. After the early-June chip-sector flush dragged NVDA from its highs near ...
Headline-driven capital flight out of defense equities routinely engineers textbook fundamental mispricings. When the framework for a Middle East peace agreement hit the newswires recently, algorithm-driven selling accelerated the rotation, triggering a sharp flight from defense and crude oil. The logic appears sound to a passive observer. Fewer active regional conflicts must equal reduced defense ...
