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Wall Street has maintained a bullish stance on IREN for months, drawn to its pivot from Bitcoin mining to high-performance computing and AI infrastructure.
Netflix Inc. stock is trading below its one-year low prices, along with heavy out-of-the-money call and put option activity. This is a major bullish signal, especially given Netflix's strong free cash flow results released yesterday.
Stocks pared some of yesterday's selloff to settle higher on Wednesday, with President Trump easing geopolitical fears at the World Economic Forum in Davos after he said he will not use force to acquire Greenland.
Netflix shares were down around 5% on Wednesday after the company’s fourth-quarter update, making the streaming giant one of the worst performers in the S&P 500.
Tariff-driven volatility favors intraday trading, while swing traders should stay short on major indices until a clear, credible market turnaround appears.
The VIX has declined, although currently rebounding. The 10 year bond yield is still way up relative to pre-weekend. EPU and trade policy uncertainty are up
Kraft Heinz stock tanked nearly 8% on the news, reflecting investor anxiety about losing a corner-stone shareholder at a time when the company is still struggling to reignite growth.
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Nvidia stock climbed around 2% on Wednesday, outperforming the broader market as US stocks rebounded following remarks by President Donald Trump that eased fears of a geopolitical escalation over Greenland.
Following President Donald Trump's speech at the World Economic Forum, in which he stated the U.S. will not take Greenland by force, all three indexes turned higher by midday.
Gold climbs toward fresh record highs as US–EU tensions, tariff risks, and political uncertainty drive safe-haven demand. Dollar weakness and a bullish technical setup keep gold on track toward the $5,000 level.
Moderna stock rose over 7% after the company and Merck said their personalized melanoma vaccine kept working at five years, cutting recurrence or death risk by 49%.
Mazda Motors has declared but not paid variable semi-annual dividends since March 2025. The declared, December 2025 SA dividend of $0.20 equates to a forward looking annual dividend amount of $0.37 for the coming year.
Eli Lilly's stock is experiencing short-term volatility due to its proximity to a 52-week high and upcoming earnings, amid strong analyst support and mixed technical indicators.
On Wednesday, GBP/USD remained stable at 1.3436. The British pound was supported by a sell-off in the US dollar following increased trade tensions between the US and Europe over Greenland.
Rising US Treasury yields further pressured stocks, while reports of a Danish pension fund’s plans to reduce its holdings in US Treasuries added to investor anxiety.
While Fibonacci skeptics claim it’s merely pattern-seeking, its widespread application in financial markets demonstrates its enduring appeal as a blend of mathematics, psychology, and market rhythms.
Yesterday’s dollar sell-off seemed to reflect a combination of spillover from JGB volatility and concerns about Europeans reducing their Treasury holdings.
Intel appears to be making good on the $11 billion investment from the federal government, its largest shareholder. The United States' plan to secure and boost domestic chip manufacturing has made it enticing to keep Intel stock in the portfolio.
The article is a technical analysis using multiple data sources to suggest that the US labor market is in a much more precarious state than headline numbers indicate.
The US dollar has plummeted against the Canadian dollar on Tuesday, but still looks to be supported below, despite the tough day. Even though there was selling, has anything truly changed at this point?
We’ve seen many notable splits in recent years, with companies aiming to increase liquidity within shares and erase barriers to entry for potential investors. But why shouldn’t investors buy blindly into a split? Let’s take a closer look.
