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The S&P 500 posted back-to-back gains to close at 6,946, and Bank of America's technical analysis identifies 6,750 as a strong support floor with 7,200 as the next target, even as volatility signals persist.
MSCI's Asia-Pacific index climbed to a record on Wednesday as Taiwan's benchmark hit 34,212, South Korea's KOSPI reached an all-time high, and TSMC shares surged to a new peak, signaling that the AI investment thesis has decisively expanded beyond American borders.
The CBOE Volatility Index spiked to 23.10, its highest reading of 2026, driven by the software selloff and tariff shock. Even Tuesday's recovery left the VIX elevated.
Boaz Weinstein's Saba Capital and Cox Capital launched tender offers for Blue Owl private credit fund shares at steep discounts as the $1.8 trillion industry confronts its first real liquidity crisis.
Greg Abel will release his first annual shareholder letter on February 28, 2026, inheriting a record $382 billion cash pile and the burden of following the most celebrated investor in history.
Bitcoin has crashed below $63,000, losing half its value from November's $126,000 all-time high, as $8.5 billion in spot ETF outflows and $360 million in liquidations fuel an unprecedented institutional exit.
The equal-weight S&P 500 has gained 5.5% in 2026 while the cap-weighted index sits near flat, the widest divergence at this point in any year since 1992. The Great Unwinding from Big Tech into Old Economy stocks is accelerating.
Friedrich Merz and the CDU won Germany's election with a pro-growth agenda. The DAX surged, the euro hit a one-month high, and Europe's largest economy may finally be ready to reward investors.
CoreWeave shares tumbled after Blue Owl Capital failed to arrange $4 billion in financing for a major data center project. The episode reveals growing lender caution about AI infrastructure debt.
UnitedHealth stock has plunged more than 45% this year as the DOJ criminal investigation into Medicare billing extends to Optum Rx and physician reimbursement practices.
Bitcoin fell 4.5% to $64,200, its lowest since early February, as the crypto market has shed $1.3 trillion since Trump's inauguration. Here is what is driving the selloff and what comes next.
The U.S. dollar barely moved despite Trump's 15% global tariff, the Supreme Court ruling, and rising geopolitical tension. Currency traders see through the noise, and stock investors should pay attention.