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Supreme Court Rules Trump Tariffs Illegal, Stocks Up
The Supreme Court ruled 6‑3 that Trump's tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act were illegal, prompting a rally in U.S. equities and opening the door for importers to seek billi
OpenClaw Bans Crypto on Discord After Fake $CLAWD Token Scam
OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger confirmed a blanket ban on Bitcoin and crypto mentions on the project's Discord after scammers exploited a rebrand to launch a fake $CLAWD token that briefly hit $16
JPMorgan: International stocks up 8% YTD, outpacing US
JPMorgan says international equities have outpaced U.S. stocks by double digits and, aided by a weak dollar and tame inflation, are poised to continue delivering superior returns.
AI capex debt surge breaks hyperscalers' investor pact
The biggest AI-spending companies are breaking with years of self-funded discipline, turning to bond markets for tens of billions to bankroll a projected $770 billion 2026 capex push that investors wa
Deutsche Bank Cuts Birkenstock Target to $49
Deutsche Bank trimmed its Birkenstock price target to $49 from $50 while keeping a Buy rating, a day after the footwear maker posted roughly 11% Q1 revenue growth and CEO Oliver Reichert reiterated th
China Cracks Down on Stock Influencers Amid AI Rally
Chinese regulators are cracking down on online stock influencers and tightening trading rules as an AI-fueled small-cap surge draws a record flood of retail money and raises fears the market is overhe
U.S. stock futures drop amid Trump tariff uncertainty
U.S. stock futures fell on Sunday as investors reacted to the Supreme Court’s reversal of most Trump tariffs and his subsequent announcement of new global tariffs, sparking broader market volatility.
Analysts Raise Targets for Datadog, Vertiv, Arista
Wall Street analysts are upping their outlook on three tech‑infrastructure firms, citing strong AI‑driven demand, expanding margins, and robust order pipelines that could boost earnings and market val
Nick Ryder, Christian Magoon Warn Against Yield‑Chasing
Investment chiefs Nick Ryder and Christian Magoon caution investors that focusing on dividend yields and income can lead to hidden risks, urging a total‑return strategy and balanced yield consideratio
CoreWeave drops 8% after Blue Owl's $4B financing flop
CoreWeave’s shares plunged 8.12% to $89.25 after Blue Owl Capital’s $4 billion data‑center debt deal fell through, sparking funding worries ahead of its Feb. 26 earnings, even as the company reassured
Stock Market Mixed Amid Walmart, Iran, Trump Tariff
The stock market experienced a mixed week as investors grappled with geopolitical tensions surrounding Iran, Walmart's performance, and a Supreme Court ruling on Trump-era tariffs. Trump's considerati
Act on Unusual Options Activity in 3 Top Stocks
Amidst rising volatility and concerns about inflation exacerbated by potential geopolitical tensions and tariff impacts, unusual options activity has been observed in three stocks with significant gai
JPMorgan admits debanking Trump after Jan. 6 attacks
JPMorgan Chase has admitted to 'debanking' Donald Trump after the January 6th Capitol attacks, confirming Trump's long-held complaint and potentially setting a precedent for how financial institutions
S&P 500 Futures Fall on Weak U.S. GDP and Middle East
S&P 500 futures are down as weaker-than-expected U.S. GDP growth, persistent inflation, and escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East weigh on investor sentiment. Mixed economic data, includ
Buying S&P 500 Before 2008 Crash Earned 363% Returns
Despite the S&P 500's recent stagnation (up 0.24% YTD) and rising pessimism (37% bearish, per AAII), buying an S&P 500 fund in December 2007 — just before the Great Recession — would have delivered 36
Supreme Court strikes Trump tariff authority, he imposes 10% global levy
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down key parts of Donald Trump’s tariff authority, prompting immediate backlash from the president, who signed a new executive order imposing a 10% global tariff despite
US Q4 GDP 1.4% Misses Forecast, Inflation Stays High
U.S. Q4 2025 GDP growth slowed to 1.4%—well under forecasts—while a shutdown and weaker spending dampened output; the Commerce Department estimates the shutdown shaved roughly one percentage point fro
U.S. Economy Grew 1.4% in Q4 2025 Amid Shutdown
The U.S. economy experienced modest growth of 1.4% in the final quarter of 2025, a figure dampened by the impact of a government shutdown. This slowdown raises concerns about the economy's resilience
Stock Market Drives Economy, Fed's Put Persists
Veteran economist David Rosenberg says the U.S. stock market now propels the economy, with policy and Fed actions sustaining a bull market that fuels household wealth creation more than traditional ca
Nasdaq surges as Nvidia rises amid Trump 15% tariff
The Nasdaq surged, fueled by Nvidia's stock gains, even as President Trump announced a global tariff hike to 15% following a Supreme Court ruling against his initial tariff plan. Sources agree the mov
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