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Nike CEO Elliott Hill and Apple CEO Tim Cook have purchased $4.45 million in Nike stock, signaling confidence in the struggling sportswear giant's turnaround prospects.
Retail investor inflows reached a record $308 billion in 2025, surpassing the 2021 meme stock peak. With trading now accounting for 25% of market volume, Main Street has become a permanent fixture.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is expected to report a massive Q4 loss as Bitcoin's decline erases billions in unrealized gains, testing the company's controversial all-in crypto bet.
Benchmark maintains a $705 price target on Strategy (MSTR) even as the stock plunges 66% and faces potential MSCI exclusion that could trigger $8.8 billion in outflows.
Shanghai Biren Technology jumped 82% in its Hong Kong debut, the best IPO performance since 2021 for deals over $700 million. What it signals about China's semiconductor ambitions.
Aluminum prices crossed $3,000 per metric ton for the first time in over three years as smelter closures and Chinese production caps squeeze global supply.
Baidu's semiconductor subsidiary Kunlunxin has confidentially filed for a Hong Kong listing, potentially valued between $16-23 billion as China races to achieve chip independence.
CES 2026 begins January 4 in Las Vegas with Jensen Huang's keynote on January 5. From next-gen chips to AI appliances, here's what investors need to watch.
Fidelity and BlackRock identify AI as 2026's defining equity market theme, with Big Tech's $500 billion spending facing a revenue reality test while AI infrastructure spending accelerates.
Morgan Stanley names Micron Technology its top semiconductor pick for 2026, citing 48% projected annual earnings growth and AI memory opportunity despite Nvidia's continued dominance.
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.
ISM manufacturing PMI on January 5 and services PMI on January 7 will provide the first hard economic data of 2026, testing Wall Street's bullish consensus against business reality.