The stock market had a wild ride recently. The Dow Jones Industrial Average took a hit after some confusing news about jobs. This isn't great for investors who were hoping for a steady climb. But not all sectors were down. Cannabis stocks, for example, saw a big jump. This shows how different parts
Stocks in Europe and Asia took a hit on Tuesday. This happened as everyone waited for big news from the U. S. about jobs and inflation. These reports could change how interest rates move. In Europe, Germany's DAX fell by 0. 4%, while France's CAC 40 saw a small gain. The UK's FTSE 100 also dropped.
The market is showing signs of recovery after a tough week for tech stocks. Investors are keeping a close eye on a few key players that are leading the charge. First, let's talk about Tesla. The electric car maker has been on a rollercoaster ride recently. But now, it's showing signs of bouncing ba
The crypto world is facing a rough patch. Small crypto tokens, often called altcoins, are down to their lowest point in four years. This is a big deal because it shows that the idea of an "alt season, " where these smaller tokens shine, might be over. Let's talk numbers. Big US stock markets like t
This week, retail investors were buzzing about five standout stocks: Broadcom, Oracle, Netflix, Carvana, and Microsoft. These companies span different industries, from tech and AI to streaming and automotive, showing the wide range of interests among investors. Broadcom made headlines with its late
ETHZilla, a company that once focused on biotech, is now diving into the world of real estate. They've just bought a big chunk of Zippy, a lender that deals with manufactured home loans. This is their second big move in just a week. They're paying a mix of cash and stock for a 15% share in Zippy. Th
Investors are changing their strategies. They are moving away from tech stocks. Instead, they are looking at other areas like banks, factories, and healthcare. This shift is clear in the stock market. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite had a tough week. It dropped by 1. 6%. The S&P 500 also fell by 0.
Micron Technology's stock took a hit last week, dropping over 6% to close at €205. But don't let that fool you. Big banks are still bullish, with some setting price targets as high as $330. Why? Because Micron has already sold all its high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips for AI use through 2026. That's
The U. S. stock market saw a bit of a slide on Friday, with tech stocks leading the way down. The S&P 500 dropped 0. 5% from its record high, while the Nasdaq composite fell 1%. This isn't great news for investors who've been riding the wave of AI hype. So, what's causing this downturn? Well, it se
Costco has been doing well in terms of sales, but its stock is not keeping up. In the first quarter of fiscal 2026, Costco made $4. 50 per share. This was more than what experts thought it would make. The company's total revenue went up by 8. 3% to $67. 3 billion. Membership fees also went up by 14%
