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Peter Thiel sold his entire Nvidia stake and most of his Tesla shares, pivoting to Apple and Microsoft. Here's what his defensive repositioning signals for 2026.
Aletheia Capital stunned markets with a rare double upgrade of ASML, raising its price target from $750 to $1,500. Here's the case for nearly 40% upside.
Bitcoin has traded in a tight range between $85,000-$90,000 for two weeks. Here's why technical analysts see a significant breakout on the horizon.
The S&P 500's Santa Claus rally failed for the third consecutive year, with historical data suggesting challenging months ahead. Here's what investors need to know.
From SpaceX's potential $30 billion offering to OpenAI and Stripe, the 2026 IPO market is shaping up to be historic. Here's what investors need to know.
While semiconductor stocks surge on AI demand, software companies like Salesforce and CrowdStrike are lagging. Why the AI trade is splitting winners from losers in 2026.
Micron Technology leads the semiconductor rally on the first trading day of 2026, with Morgan Stanley calling it their top chip pick amid a historic memory shortage.
The U.S. dollar posted its steepest annual decline in eight years, falling 9% in 2025. Here's what the weakening greenback means for your investments in 2026.
Markets resume trading January 2 as Wall Street analysts set S&P 500 targets ranging from 7,100 to 8,000, with AI dominance and Fed rate cuts driving optimism despite elevated valuations.
Silver has delivered staggering 158% returns in 2025, breaking above $75 per ounce. With 57% of retail investors targeting $100, here's why the white metal could be 2026's biggest opportunity.
The SEC's ambitious 'Project Crypto' and new token taxonomy are reshaping digital asset regulation in 2026, with California's licensing requirements adding another layer of compliance.
Apple's iPhone 17 has driven a stunning resurgence in China, capturing one in four smartphone sales and posting 128% year-over-year growth in foreign phone shipments.