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Billionaire investors Israel Englander, Chase Coleman, Philippe Laffont, and David Tepper all reduced their Nvidia positions ahead of Wednesday's Q4 report. Here is what they bought instead.
The anniversary of the largest crypto heist in history reveals a troubling pattern: North Korea's Lazarus Group stole $3.4 billion in 2025 alone, and early 2026 data shows the pace is accelerating.
OPEC+ reaffirmed its production pause citing market stability, but the IEA's demand forecast and record non-OPEC supply tell a different story about where oil prices are headed.
Dell's Q4 FY2026 earnings on February 26 could reveal whether the AI server boom can survive rising memory costs and tariff-driven corporate panic buying.
The killing of Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader El Mencho has triggered violence across 15 Mexican states, grounding flights, shutting highways, and threatening billions in cross-border trade.
Nvidia has traded between $172.75 and $196.30 since November while the rest of the market moved. Wednesday's Q4 report with $65.6B expected revenue is the most consequential single-stock earnings event ever.
The Hang Seng jumped 2.5% and Alibaba surged 3% on Monday while US futures fell, as China's tariff rate drops from 32% to 24% following the Supreme Court's IEEPA ruling.
Ethereum has crashed from its $4,800 peak to around $2,000, with $2.6 billion in ETF outflows and a death cross on the weekly chart. The correction is worse than Bitcoin's.
Germany's CDU/CSU won with 28.5% of the vote in a record-turnout election. The far-right AfD surged to 20.8%, and European markets are reacting to what comes next.
Prediction market contracts on Kalshi show a 58% probability the S&P 500 drops to 6,200 or below in 2026. Midterm election year history suggests the odds of a correction could be even higher.
WTI crude surged past $66 as Iran-US nuclear talks in Geneva yielded limited progress. With military strikes on the table and the Strait of Hormuz at risk, energy markets face their most consequential week of 2026.
CoreWeave reports Q4 earnings February 26 with a $55.6 billion backlog and Nvidia backing, but a $4 billion debt financing snag and 9% stock drop raise questions about the AI infrastructure supercycle.