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- Bond market is calling Warsh’s bluff on inflation fight as yields surge
The yield on the 30-year Treasury bond touched its highest level since 2007 during Warsh’s press conference.
- Qualcomm’s stock falls as memory woes weigh on earnings
The chip company came up short on its bottom line.
Earlier today
- The big focus now is on the potential for a September rate hike after the Fed stands pat
Markets should be ‘on alert for a hike in September, particularly with war clouds pushing up energy prices again,’ one economist says
- Ford’s big-truck bet is paying off— and Wall Street is taking notice
A turnaround story could be in the works at Ford, which gets less love than GM on Wall Street.
- Individual investors are dumping stocks at the fastest pace since the COVID crash
Individual investors just recorded “their largest net selling of single stocks since the COVID crash,” according to Vanda Research.
- Why SoFi’s stock is dropping, even after its earnings beat expectations
Investors were disappointed by the neobank’s restrained guidance.
- Think a 1% advisory fee sounds cheap? It is actually eating 15% of your investment returns.
Investing legend Charles Ellis says that most stock pickers are playing a “loser’s game.”
- A profit squeeze is coming for tech. This manager is betting on these unglamorous stocks instead.
MFS Investment Management’s chief global investment strategist, Robert Almeida says investors overfocus on the Federal Reserve, when their attention s
- The dollar’s rally matters — but it still won’t help Fed’s Warsh win the inflation fight
A strong dollar is doing far less for the fight against inflation than might be expected.
- Oil is up 40% and tech is tumbling. Why it’s time to go all-in on stocks, according to these bullish strategists.
Strategists at the bank, led by Max Kettner, are betting on equities as they have remained resilient despite geopolitical volatility and pullbacks in
- SK Hynix shares sent sprawling once more as earnings miss deepens decline
Weakness in SK Hynix shares can be attributed to excessive leverage by retail investors, fears of Chinese competition and a failure to live up to aggr
Yesterday
- Seagate’s earnings are welcome news for the battered AI trade
The storage maker’s June-quarter results come in ahead of Wall Street’s expectations, and the stock rallies after hours
- Leveraged ETFs tied to SK Hynix are getting hammered as chip wreck deepens
Volatility around the AI trade has been rough this week for bullish bets on stocks via leveraged ETFs
- Nasdaq-100 is on the edge of correction territory as semiconductor stocks take another beating
Just weeks after driving major indexes such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite to record highs, semiconductor stocks are taking a beating once again.
- Space stocks are falling hard — but SpaceX doesn’t deserve all of the blame
Investors are getting concerned that we may be near a period of “peak” defense spending, especially if control over Congress becomes divided.
- Microsoft is making a $190 billion AI gamble — and investors will soon see if it’s paying off
Wednesday’s earnings report will offer a read on whether Microsoft’s aggressive AI buildout is delivering appropriate returns
- Ford matches GM in one crucial way, and the stock jumps
Ford leans on pickup trucks and other traditionally powered vehicles to limit sales decline.
- Why Palantir’s stock is missing out on a big software rally
Geopolitical and valuation concerns are weighing down Palantir shares, while other software stocks ride a wave of rotation out of semiconductors.
- Investors are piling into bond funds at a rapid rate. That’s a problem.
Think bond funds are safer than stocks right now? Stocks actually look like the smarter bet.
- Software stocks are rising, and these 6 are expected to withstand the AI threat
Most software companies are expected to show a slowing pace of sales growth over the next two years. Oracle and DigitalOcean are among the exceptions.
- Tech fund manager says the market is misreading Alphabet’s second-quarter earnings
Investors should focus more on earnings growth and less on capital expenditures, says Catalyst Funds’ chief investment officer.
- The Fed isn’t your biggest worry. The central-bank decision that actually impacts your 401(k) lands in Tokyo.
Japan is edging toward the exit on buying America’s debt. Here is why this matters to your retirement plans.
- Micron’s stock sinks toward worst monthly drop in 11 years as China fears escalate
Investors are worried about China’s domestic supply of chips and manufacturing tools, analysts noted.
- Boeing’s stock rallies as surprisingly large loss is offset by upbeat revenue and backlog
Sales outpace Wall Street expectations as defense business comes through while commercial airplane sales miss mark.
- Meta is up against a wall of AI pessimism heading into earnings
Following Alphabet’s earnings last week, investors will be closely scrutinizing Meta’s AI spending.
- Forget oil. A surging El Niño could kill Fed rate cuts — and these stocks stand to win.
Climate disruption could prolong inflation. Look to refiners, tanker operators and agricultural stocks.
- PayPal delivers an earnings beat as investors await updates on possible merger
PayPal is showing progress on some metrics as a standalone company, but Wall Street is preoccupied with its deal prospects following recent news.
- Leveraged ETFs are booming in 2026. But they’re also being shut down at a record pace.
Exchange-traded funds designed to make magnified bullish and bearish bets on swings in stocks and other areas of financial markets are closing down at
- As semis sell off, rattled investors should heed last millennium’s lesson from Cisco Systems
The market should recover its poise within the next few days, says Fundstrat’s Tom Lee.
- ‘Picks and shovels’ trade comes unstuck as AI hardware stocks plunge on competitive threat from China
Asian stocks sold off sharply on Tuesday amid reports that China is now capable of manufacturing DUV lithography machines.
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