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Strong Quarters Aren’t Enough in This Market
Today we see AMD trading more than -16% lower, and PLTR, yesterday’s darling, is down about -12% after a +7% post-earnings bump.
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Markets Look Quiet—but Beneath the Surface, Something Is Shifting
The appearance of calm indices even as some of their components are gyrating is an important consideration for investors.
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Fed Holds Steady as Tech Cracks and Volatility Surges
Meanwhile, amidst today’s tech-led declines and reversals in key assets, the recent S&P 500 (SPX) milestone seems like a head fake.
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The AI Bottleneck No One’s Talking About: Why Memory Just Beat Compute
K Hynix stock jumps as it becomes the sole HBM3E supplier for Microsoft’s Maia 200 AI chip.
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Meta, Microsoft, Tesla Earnings and the Race to a 7,000 S&P Milestone
That is understandable ahead of a series of potentially market-moving corporate earnings after the close, coming on the heels of an FOMC meeting.
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The One AI Trade I’m Most Confident in for 2026
A repeatable secret to doubling your money in artificial intelligence AI stocks. Buy the bottleneck. Every few months, AI slams into a new physical limit.
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Stocks Surge, Bonds Slip, and the “Sell America” Trade Reappears
Getting tossed in light of risk-on attitudes on Wall Street and so are cryptocurrencies, although forecast contracts are seeing interest.
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Why the Market Looks Weak Even as Most Stocks Are Rising
Plenty of signs that risk-taking is not taking a total breather today – it’s just moved beyond the usual cadre of market leaders.
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Markets Start Strong, End Soft: A Close Look at Early 2026 Trading Trends
As we’ve seen all-too-often, the rally fizzled after a lack of follow-through buying. Hopefully this is a temporary phenomenon.
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Is the Buy-The-Dip Trade Finally Breaking?
Morning’s data dump did not offer the clarity that many investors craved, especially because we received two months of employment data at once.