Kevin O'Leary warns that China's rapid power infrastructure expansion—not chip production—is giving it a decisive advantage over the U.S. in the global AI race.
Goldman Sachs flags weakening restaurant trends as consumers turn to groceries, pushing brands to discount more. AI adoption is rising fast as operators chase efficiency and cost cuts.
It’s a market of stocks, not just a stock market. While the S&P 500 trades at a lofty forward P/E of 25.7, investors willing to look at individual names can still find value. One standout: International Paper Co., which remains attractively priced.
The U.S. Treasury Department has authorized potential buyers to negotiate with Russia's Lukoil about purchases of the company's foreign assets through Dec. 13.
Trump says he plans to file a $1–$5 billion lawsuit against the BBC next week, accusing the network of misleading editing in a Jan. 6 documentary that harmed his reputation.
Gold and silver surged despite sharp volatility, with prices holding above key support as crypto and tech stocks tumble. A major rotation into precious metals is underway as risk assets unwind and macro signals turn increasingly bullish for gold.
Today’s big move lower, just made our job easy for tomorrow! Anytime I see a move like this, I know this Retest Trade is likely where the money will be made on Friday!
The first economic report after the government shutdown, September's nonfarm payrolls, highlights missing data and uncertainty for markets and the Federal Reserve.
In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question, Is it fair to say stocks in 2025 look just like the bubble in 2000?
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday that retroactively lowers tariffs on beef, coffee, bananas, and tomatoes, among other agricultural imports.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway revealed what CNBC called a “surprising” stake in Alphabet Inc., the company behind Google...That’s going to be a solid catalyst into next week… all $4.3 billion of the stock.
This article warns that markets are shifting from “ladder” mode to a potential “chute” collapse, where algorithmic support vanishes and a rapid, nonstop drop could occur.
