As the first-quarter (Q1) earnings season shifts into high gear next week, investors are bracing for a wave of data from nearly 6% of the benchmark S&P 500
A major shift is happening in the stock market as investors flee the popular SPDR S&P 500 (SPY) ETF and rotate to its biggest competitors this year. SPY,
Nvidia shares rose about 3% to $188.53 in early trading on Friday, putting the stock on track for an eighth consecutive day of gains. The rally follows a
Tesla Inc shares were subdued on Friday as investors weighed a mix of near-term concerns and longer-term optimism, with a delivery miss, weakening options support, and diverging analyst
Citigroup has raised its growth outlook for the US ETF market, projecting that assets under management could surpass $25 trillion by 2030. The forecast highlights strong inflow momentum
Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) fell 6% on April 9 as the market grappled with a fresh wave of skepticism from “Big Short” investor Michael Burry. Investors seem to
Tesla shares attempted a rebound on Wednesday but failed to sustain gains, remaining largely flat at $347.41 in early trading. The muted move contrasted with a sharp rally
Applied Digital (NASDAQ: APLD) is pushing higher on April 8th as investors position themselves ahead of the company’s Q3 earnings, due after the closing bell. The high-performance computing
Hertz Global (NASDAQ: HTZ) is inching higher on April 7th after Cox Automotive confirmed its “Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index” hit the highest level last month since the
Nvidia shares declined in early trading Tuesday as geopolitical tensions intensified. The stock fell 1.5% to $174.95. The broader market also weakened. The S&P 500 dropped 0.9%, while