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While macro headwinds like tariffs remain a concern, experts believe a bigger problem facing the athleisure giant this year may be saturation in the U.S. and Canada.
The Trump-Musk divorce has gotten nasty. What started as a criticism about Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” and its impact on the budget deficit has quickly devolved into name calling and threats.
High Band Memory (HBM) is a certain number of conventional direct random-access memory (DRAM) chips stacked together to handle massive amounts of data without lag time and have come into their own with the advent of generative AI.
It would seem evident that most investors would understand that consumer spending drives economic growth, ultimately creating corporate earnings growth.
The big money managers on Wall Street completely fumbled the market’s pullback earlier this year. They’ve only now started to cover their shorts, which is only adding fuel to this rally.
CRWD stock is up and could rise further based on its strong free cash flow growth (FCF) and FCF margins. One way to play it is to sell short out-of-money puts.
The USD/JPY pair rose to 143.80 on Friday, marking a second consecutive day of yen depreciation. The decline comes as traders adopt a wait-and-see stance ahead of a key report on US employment figures.
The BLS reported that in May, the worst case scenario was averted, with the US adding a modest 139K, which, while below last month's print, was above the median consensus of 126K, and well inside the estimated range of 75K to 190K.
Quantum computing stocks are generating a lot of interest because they represent the next frontier of computing technology, with the potential to revolutionize industries like finance, healthcare, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.
Tesla shares fell by 14.3% after Trump criticized Musk for his disagreement with a major tax and spending bill, suggesting that he could revoke government contracts and subsidies for Musk’s companies.
The Euro is pushing toward the critical ¥165 level against the Yen, with a potential breakout hinging on broader yen weakness and Bank of Japan policy limits.
Overnight, US stocks declined along with Treasuries as an emerging dispute between Trump and Elon Musk negatively impacted Tesla, pulling down other major tech stocks as well.
Well... for all of the long-suffering silver bugs out there, today was your day. As the silver price not only crossed the $35 level, but kept on going, and broke over $36 per ounce as well.
The EUR/USD pair trades in a limited range around 1.1440 during Asian trading hours on Friday. The major currency pair consolidates as investors await the United States Nonfarm Payrolls data for May, which will be published at 12:30 GMT.
This week's highlight may be May's US payrolls number, which consensus sees falling from 177k to 125k. A bad number will lower US rates, but near-term inflation fears and fiscal concerns push in the opposite direction.
Asian stock markets were set for a downbeat start on Friday, with futures indicating declines across key regional bourses, largely mirroring a weak session on Wall Street.
Thursday was not a quiet day on the news front. Elon Musk fired a shot across the bow, and President Trump took the bait, hook, line, and sinker to mix metaphors. The market responded by selling Tesla very hard...
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) US Crude Oil prices oscillate in a narrow band, around mid-$62.00s during the Asian session on Friday, and remain on track to register gains for the first time in three weeks.
In isolation, you’d think that a sudden halt for President Trump’s tariffs would be warmly welcomed by the market. US stock prices did move higher right out of the gate...but then pulled back to relatively unchanged.
Higher tax rates, increased savings in pension programs, and smaller budget deficits could all go far in stabilizing debt-to-GDP and net external liabilities-to-GDP.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) drifts lower for the second consecutive day on Friday in reaction to the disappointing release of Japan's Household Spending data.
I spent the day watching a fragile market dance on a very thin tightrope. If you’ve been with me for a while, you’ll know how important I think monkey bars are; I use them constantly in selecting my trades.
The Dow closed the session -108 points, -0.25%, while the S&P 500 slimmed -31 points, -0.53%. The Nasdaq shed -162 points, -0.83%, as Tesla shares slid to their worst one-day loss in history, -14%.
