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Inflation doesn’t just “happen”: it’s a deliberate policy that distorts markets, transfers wealth, and props up an elite few while undermining the productive economy.
IPO activity post-pandemic has fluctuated significantly, primarily driven by economic uncertainty, rising interest rates, and inflation. But the tide has shifted positively over the past year, with several notable IPOs hitting the market.
Tesla Inc. fell slightly after reporting worse revenue in the second quarter than last year. Alphabet Inc., on the other hand, climbed after the search giant reported revenues of $96.4 billion and $2.31 in EPS. Which one is really a “car company?”
The remarkable stock market rally continues. The breakout to new highs is intact, the uptrend line is holding, and the number of NYSE new 52-week lows remains at harmless levels.
On July 24, 2025, Comfort Systems USA increased its dividend by 11.1%, from 45 cents to 50 cents per share. The dividend is payable on Aug. 25 to shareholders of record on Aug. 14.
Is parking your cash the right long-term decision—or could it be a temporary pause in a more important plan? Here’s how to approach it smartly, and where to put your money while you wait.
Tesla reported its Q2 earnings earlier this week, and CEO Elon Musk doubled down on his long-term vision, including the company’s transition into robotics and AI. But Wall Street analysts remain focused on short-term profitability.
Crown Castle Inc. recently reported another lights-out quarter, beating both top- and bottom-line expectations and raising full-year guidance. The next big catalyst will be the announcement of a new CEO (second time’s a charm).
The rising demand for state-of-the-art technology to replace legacy industrial controls with automated products is expected to drive growth in the instruments industry. Here is a look at stocks in the space that may benefit from this trend.
I whiffed Tesla's direction, but I still walked away limiting my loss to less than 50% of the capital at risk. That's not luck, that's structure. And it's what separates traders who survive from those who blow up chasing certainty they'll never find.
Here is a short look at the 7 largest companies by market capitalization as of Saturday, July 26, 2025. Additionally, I have included the percentages of their gains on a year-to-date basis. Let's dive into the numbers.
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 21-25, 2025.
Intel reported mixed second-quarter 2025 results, missing earnings estimates but lagging on revenues. The chipmaker offered an upbeat revenue outlook. Investors should keep an eye on the ETFs with the highest allocation to the semiconductor player.
In this video, I discuss the overall market, take a look at a few breakouts that look great for continuation, and review my current order on the books.
Just another week in Bizzarro Bubble World. Trump and Powell, donning construction hard hats, bicker in front of the cameras about the cost of the Fed’s refurbishment project.
As we move into the final trading days of July, several critical catalysts could influence market direction and either reinforce the bullish trend or trigger a near-term reversal.
Most of the headlines about AI-related layoffs center around Big Tech. According to one recent analysis, over 132,000 workers in tech have already lost their jobs in 2025.
The silence isn’t accidental. For India, holding back may be a strategic decision, avoiding pressure while continuing to negotiate behind closed doors.
In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question, is the stock market underestimating the August 1st tariff deadline?
The key motivation for 2025 utility M&A is a quest for scale. The best way to bet on it is to build positions in the strongest companies that are on track to grow with or without a deal — like Brookfield Renewable Partners LP (BEP)
According to the state-run media outlet Xinhua News Agency, Chinese Premier Li Qiang launched construction of the world's largest dam project, with a total planned investment of 1.2 trillion yuan ($167 billion).
US President Donald Trump struck an optimistic tone after a rare in-person visit to Federal Reserve headquarters in Washington on Thursday, suggesting the central bank may be edging closer to lowering interest rates.
Dividends come with many great perks, with the payouts essentially reflecting a form of ‘payday’ in the market. But perhaps to the surprise of some, several stocks involved closely in the AI trade shell out dividend payments.
With Capital One recently reporting strong Q2 results, investors will be looking forward to Visa’s and Mastercard's quarterly reports next week on Tuesday, July 29, and Thursday, July 31, respectively.
Now is not a time to relent in terms of pressuring the Russian economy. Moscow’s ability to continue to wage war is being more and more constrained, even as resources continue to be directed to that endeavor.
Deadlines, deals and delays: Is the 1 August tariff ultimatum really any different to what's come and gone before? Maybe not. But tariffs are still more likely to go up than down, argues James Smith, despite the flurry of trade deals in the works.
The market doesn’t ring a bell. It doesn’t send you a calendar invite. Watch for excess, trade with discipline, and stop waiting for the mythical signal. Blow-off tops are never clean, never polite, and never generous.
We unpack the European Central Bank’s latest policy decision, provide an update on U.S. trade negotiations ahead of the August 1 deadline, and preview next week’s interest rate decisions from the Fed and Bank of Canada.
An alternative investment is a financial asset that doesn't fit into conventional categories like stocks, bonds, and cash. These assets include real estate, art, collectibles, hedge funds, and private equity.
The S&Ps may be drifting higher right now, but don’t let that fool you: Volume’s dead, tech is stalled, and the so-called leaders? They seem to be taking the week off.
