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Oracle Plunges: Is This the First Crack in the AI Cloud Boom?
It is understandable why we would see a quick drop in ORCL, especially after the huge run-up that we saw after the company’s last earnings report.
Steve Sosnick - Active management
$100B AI Deals and Soaring Stocks — But Who’s Actually Paying the Bill?
There are some days when the news flow is relatively light, others when it seems to be delivered through a fire hose.
Steve Sosnick - Active management
Markets Wobble as AI Soars and Fears Return
OpenAI completed a $6.6 billion offering with the company valued at $500 billion, earning it the top spot amongst the most valuable startups.
José Torres - Active management
Tesla Shatters Records with a Supercharged Surprise
Tesla smashed expectations, delivering just shy of 500,000 vehicles for the quarter - a big beat versus consensus.
Guest Contributor - Active management
Calm Before the Storm? What VIX and Correlation Are Really Telling Us
The next few weeks, and this one in particular, offer the potential for some market moving volatility.
Steve Sosnick - Active management
Markets Bet on a Government Shutdown as Inflation Bets Heat up Globally
On Friday, the House approved a short-term extension keeping operations running into November, but it failed to gain the 60 votes required in the Senate.
José Torres - Active management
Why Today’s Options Expirations Feel Boring (And Why That’s a Good Thing)
Instead, this morning I found myself responding to a question with, today’s expiration is unlikely to be a factor. What happened?
Steve Sosnick - Active management
The Fed’s Next Move Is (Almost) Certain — But What Comes After?
With another cut tomorrow seeming certain, the questions are more about what might come next. On that front, there is plenty of room for debate.
Steve Sosnick - Active management
Markets Rally on Weak Jobs Data and Rate Cut Hopes
Markets are rallying following a trifecta of data points detailing slowing labor conditions and bolstering the case for a few Fed rate cuts by year-end.
José Torres - Active management
Is September Really the Market’s Worst Month—or Just an Excuse?
But we’ve seen investors shrug off similar concerns before. Today’s activity reflects a somewhat unexpected return of risk aversion.
Steve Sosnick
