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The link between inflation and fee increases for liquids pipelines doesn’t draw much attention, but it proved to be valuable to midstream investors three years ago when the Producer Price Index was driven up 13%. Let's review this link once more.
Figma shares have declined 56.3% since it started trading publicly on July 31. The company’s investments in AI-powered products like Figma Make are expected to hurt margin expansion in the near-term. So, what should investors do with the stock?
After months of steep declines and fleeting meme-fueled rallies, Beyond Meat is once again in the spotlight – this time for its massive $900 million debt-for-equity deal.
The coming week will probably see more activity in the market, due to the Trump / Xi meeting, and the four major central banks which will be holding policy meetings this week.
The four main indices all recovered well this week, and with this type of resilience it’s likely to be another overall positive earnings season, regardless of the more uncertain medium term outlook.
Proper diversification to protect against large market declines needs some exposure to holdings that are either uncorrelated or negatively correlated to the stock market.
On 23 October, Comfort Systems USA Inc increased its dividend by 20%, from 50¢ to 60¢ per share. The dividend is payable on 24 November to shareholders of record on 13 November.
Spanish employment continues to rise, even as unemployment grows to 10.6%. Spain remains a key driver of eurozone employment growth, with gains concentrated in full-time private-sector jobs and supported by strong participation from foreign workers
Netflix Inc. tanked below its 200-day moving average this week – triggering concerns among technical traders. But widely followed investor, Josh Brown, remains constructive on the streamer for the long term.
2025 has swung from panic to near-euphoria as markets recover from earlier fears. While sentiment has improved, rising valuations and liquidity still warrant caution heading into the end of the year.
US stocks opened higher Friday morning and looked primed for their second straight winning week after President Trump confirmed an upcoming meeting with Chinese President Xi, alleviating trade tensions between the two nations.
Gold has entered the meme stage—after its sharp rally and record highs, a significant intraday drop signals that the current move may be more craze than conviction, suggesting a corrective phase is beginning.
The GBP/USD softened as the dollar strengthened later this week, driven by major US and UK data releases. Traders price in a 25 basis point cut by the Bank of England by year-end, and await the FOMC rate decision and Powell’s commentary next week.
Quantum computing is still in its infancy. We're witnessing the earliest stages of a technology that has the potential to revolutionize computing as we know it.
While we may not yet have an AI equivalent of “Google it,” taking a moment to align on definitions in meetings will ensure clarity and better decisions.
Discussing trade protectionism, policy uncertainty, restrictions on immigration, reduced foreign direct investment, and the threat to dollar dominance.
The Fed’s balance sheet has two sides: On the asset side are Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities—the financial instruments the Fed buys to inject money into the economy.
FOMO distorts judgment. Investors believe everyone else is getting rich and don’t want to be left behind. But markets driven by borrowed money always carry hidden risk.
The good news this upcoming Thanksgiving holiday season won't be the absence of American spirit at the White House, but the fact that Walmart has begun offering an affordable holiday meal package at price levels not seen since 2019.
On Oct. 23, 2025, McDonald's increased its dividend by 5.08%, from $1.77 to $1.86 per share. The dividend is payable on Dec. 15 to shareholders of record on Dec. 1.
The property and casualty Insurance industry is likely to benefit from prudent underwriting, exposure growth, and accelerated digitalization. Given this favorable backdrop, here is a brief look at stocks in the space to consider.
Strive Asset Management stock climbed 27% on Oct. 24, 2025, before it closed at $1.10. The rally came as investors processed a flurry of Bitcoin-focused deals. The Dallas-based firm announced an all-stock merger with Semler Scientific.
Lloyds Banking Group Plc extended its share price gains after a sharp rally earlier in the year. It was recently up 68% in 2025. Not bad for an old, stodgy British bank. There may be more growth in store.
Here is a short look at the 10 largest companies by market capitalization as of Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025. Additionally, I have included the percentages of their gains on a year-to-date basis. Let's dive into the numbers.
US September inflation was softer than expected, rising by 0.3% month-on-month and 3.0% year-on-year for headline inflation. As such, we seem to have a green light for a 25 bp Fed rate cut next week.
Although I believe the peaks for gold and silver are far from done, for the weeks ahead I do see the potential for a pretty severe beat-down of gold and silver before they steady themselves for the final, triumphant wave five.
I’ve said before that if I could bet on only one city for long-term growth, it would probably be Las Vegas. That’s because Vegas has transformed from a gambling town to a city that specializes in luxury, high-end retail, and world-class experiences.
The ongoing digitalization wave is driving the technology sector. This bodes well for technology stocks, a number of which are set to report quarterly results over the next few weeks. Here is a look at four stocks that are poised to beat estimates.
What has Wall Street been buzzing about this week? Here is a quick look at the top 5 Buy calls and the top 5 Sell calls made by Wall Street's best analysts during the trading week of Oct. 20-24, 2025.
Wediscuss why the U.S. is entering the first inning of a new industrial era, one fueled by rare earth elements, electric vehicles, and AI-driven demand.
Robotics is serious business. It has huge implications for the future of manufacturing, the military and national competitiveness. And the fact is, the U.S. is lagging behind China.
