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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted their worst two-month stretch on record with $4.57 billion in net outflows. Here's what's driving institutional investors toward the exits.
Regulators pivot from stringent Basel III Endgame to capital-neutral rules, unlocking billions that major banks can now use for share buybacks and dividends. What it means for banking stocks in 2026.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins plans to announce a groundbreaking innovation exemption in January 2026, allowing crypto startups to test products with lighter regulations. Here's what it means.
Tesla's Q4 2025 delivery report due January 2 is expected to show 422,850 units—down 15% year-over-year—marking the company's second consecutive year of sales declines despite stock near all-time highs.
As institutional investors return from holiday break, their positioning decisions in January's first week will reveal where smart money sees opportunity and risk in 2026.
As Greg Abel takes the helm at Berkshire Hathaway, the conglomerate has slashed its Apple holdings by 75% while making a massive $4.3 billion bet on Alphabet's AI future.
A new study reveals Gen Z investors overwhelmingly prefer cryptocurrency to traditional retirement savings, with 42% owning crypto versus just 11% with a 401(k) or IRA.
Midterm election years have historically been the weakest of the presidential cycle, with average drawdowns of 18%. Here's what investors should know about 2026.
Industry leaders predict 2026 will mark a major inflection point for fintech, with AI agents handling payments, stablecoins going mainstream, and challenger banks becoming primary financial relationships.
Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and even Vanguard are finally distributing Bitcoin ETFs to clients. Analysts predict this could drive assets to $180-220 billion in 2026.
The January Effect could spark rallies in oversold growth stocks. Here are four names—nCino, Global-e, GitLab, and Samsara—that analysts say are poised to bounce.
Tesla will report Q4 2025 deliveries this week. With analysts expecting 420,000 vehicles, the results will confirm whether the EV giant posted its second consecutive year of declining sales.