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Robinhood shares have fallen 50% from their October high and 33% year-to-date as crypto revenue missed estimates by $27 million and trading volumes declined across every asset class.
The private equity secondaries market surged 48% to a record $240 billion in 2025 as institutional investors scramble for liquidity in an industry that has made it nearly impossible to get your money back.
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.
Private credit's true default rate approaches 5% when selective defaults are included, and JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon warns that 'when you find one cockroach, more are nearby.'
Morningstar's latest Active/Passive Barometer shows just 38% of active funds outperformed passive peers in 2025. Over a decade, only 21% survived and beat their benchmarks.
Robinhood posted record $4.5 billion in revenue for 2025, with $324 billion in platform assets and 4.2 million Gold subscribers. The controversial app has quietly become one of America's most important financial platforms.
Transocean agreed to acquire Valaris in a $5.8B all-stock deal, creating a 73-rig fleet with a $10 billion backlog. The offshore drilling renaissance has its champion.
The US Dollar Index has fallen to its lowest levels since 2022, down 8% over the past year. Here's what a weakening dollar means for stocks, gold, international investments, and your purchasing power.
Bitcoin ETFs have shed $6.18 billion since November 2025. BTC trades at $67,243, down 47% from its October all-time high. Here's what the institutional exodus means for crypto investors.
Quanta Services reported record Q4 revenue of $7.84 billion and a $44 billion backlog as data centers and AI demand accelerate America's electric grid modernization.
The three most valuable private companies in the world are all preparing for potential public listings in 2026, with combined target valuations approaching $3 trillion that could reshape the entire market.
The AI disruption sell-off that began in software has engulfed real estate services, wealth management, and insurance stocks, with CBRE, Raymond James, and Schwab all posting their worst sessions in years.