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MarketWatch's Mark Hulbert compiled a list of 15 stocks most sensitive to market liquidity that have historically outperformed during recoveries, updating earlier lists that each beat the S&P 500 by 6
Jim Cramer warned that Tuesday’s broad market decline, highlighted by falling retail, cruise and credit‑card stocks, reflects deepening consumer strain as the U.S.‑Iran standoff drags on, raising conc
Wall Street analysts are puzzling over why financial markets have absorbed the Iran conflict's energy disruption with such composure — and whether that calm can hold past a mid-April resolution deadli
Intel’s stock surged more than 4% to $52.91 after the chipmaker announced it will partner with Elon Musk’s Terafab AI chip complex, signaling renewed market confidence in its turnaround.
Apple’s shares fell after reports of engineering issues and possible delays for its first foldable iPhone, while market indices were muted by heightened geopolitical risk surrounding the U.S. Iran cea
Apple’s shares slipped after a Nikkei Asia report flagged possible months‑long engineering delays for its upcoming foldable iPhone, but Bloomberg and analysts say the launch remains on schedule, keepi
Investors parsed Trump's end-of-Tuesday ultimatum to Iran as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq snapped four-day winning streaks with marginal gains while the Dow slipped 78 points, and a Medicare Advantage payme
Global markets are reacting with a mix of caution and decline as a critical Iran deadline approaches, despite an initial ceasefire that briefly pushed Bitcoin above $70,000. While the Dow and S&P 500
A U.S.–Iran two‑week ceasefire agreement, backed by Pakistan, triggered a sharp drop in oil prices, a rally in Treasury bonds, and a surge in Japanese equities, reshaping market risk pricing.
Stocks edged higher on Tuesday as investors awaited President Trump's 8 p.m. Eastern deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with the Dow slipping while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted modest gains.
Charles Hugh Smith argues that recessions aren't triggered by a specific oil price but by the collapse of "happy story" narratives about economic health colliding with underlying debt and inflation vu
BNP Paribas analyst Nick Jones reiterated an outperform rating on Amazon with a $320 price target, arguing that Wall Street is wrong to worry about the company's $200 billion AI capital spending plan.
Constellation Brands stock has climbed 11.7% year-to-date ahead of its Wednesday fourth-quarter earnings report, as Wall Street bets that improving beer sales, major sporting events, and a rebound in
Lucid's stock has cratered 64% over the past year after a defective seatbelt weld halted Gravity SUV deliveries for 29 days, cratering Q1 2026 deliveries 42% to just 3,093 vehicles, while prediction m
Despite Brent crude remaining above $100 per barrel, global equity markets are demonstrating unusual resilience, leading Deutsche Bank analysts to conclude that this oil rally is not triggering a stoc
The NY Fed's March Survey of Consumer Expectations showed one-year inflation expectations jumping to 3.42% — matching the highest since April 2025 — driven by a surge in expected gas prices, while lab
U.S. stocks ended mixed on Tuesday as President Trump's 8 p.m. deadline to force Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz spurred heightened volatility and a surge in oil prices for investors.
Bitcoin retreated from $70,000 to the $68,000 area as President Trump's Tuesday night ultimatum for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz sent crypto, equities, and oil all moving on escalating war rhet
Initially, markets were on edge with oil prices rising and stocks selling off due to fears of President Trump's threats to "decimate" Iran. However, a dramatic reversal occurred as **Trump and Tehran
Mizuho Trust & Banking will partner with Nasdaq this fiscal year to connect Japanese firms with overseas investors, leveraging the U.S. exchange's global network to gather investor feedback and build
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