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The recent market rotation toward small caps and value has also extended toward sectors, with Technology, which was one of the top-performing sectors of 2025, turning from a leader into a laggard in January.
Walmart has had an amazing run so far during the 2020s, with its market cap rising from a little more than $300 billion in early 2020 to more than $1 trillion today.
Despite strength in defensive sectors and select earnings winners, a deepening selloff in enterprise software stocks and a sharp decline in PayPal Holdings Inc. weighed heavily on sentiment.
In a sharp reversal, the Dow pulled back from record highs on Tuesday to settle more than 150 points lower. The S&P 500 finished firmly in the red as well, while the Nasdaq dropped 336 points as investors rotated out of tech.
The extent to which consumption outpaces wages is likely to increase as the bubble grows further. That will make the recession following the collapse worse and the adjustment process longer.
U.S. and international markets are trading at historically wide valuation gaps, setting the stage for potential foreign market outperformance in the years ahead.
Novo Nordisk stock plunged approximately 15% after the Danish pharmaceutical giant posted better-than-expected 2025 results but delivered a weak 2026 outlook.
Today has been another volatile session for gold and silver prices, with the former up over 7% as of this writing and the latter up well over 15% versus yesterday's close.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average first crossed the 40,000 milestone in mid-2024, yet barely 18 months later, the index has notched another record closing high and is now knocking on the door of 50,000.
Its gone red since I drew up this chart, but still a nice series of higher highs and higher lows in place. But some reservation about a bigger pullback.
Not only did the warm up crush natural gas but also the overall commodity sell off and the fact that reports in Europe say that they’re back to buying Russian natural gas.
According to RWE, the contracted capacity is expected to generate enough clean electricity to supply the equivalent of more than 139,000 German households annually.
When the price of gold plunged on Friday, Chinese investors lined up at the only Singapore bank selling gold products to retail customers to take advantage of the dip.
The long-term return forecast for the Global Market Index held steady in January at 7%-plus while the benchmark’s trailing 10-year shot higher through last month, rising above 10%.
Walmart shares rose after the company’s market value crossed the $1 trillion mark on February 3, 2026, making it one of only ten U.S. companies to achieve this milestone.
FUIZF has declared and paid variable annual dividends since August 2018. The August 2025 Q dividend of $1.38 suggests a $1.38 annual dividend for the coming year, which is to be declared in June.
Gold rebounds from key trendline support after a steep correction. Policy uncertainty, Dollar weakness, and delayed data releases are shaping near-term price action.
After some modest overnight US Dollar softness, the greenback has edged back slightly above last night’s levels, while the standout mover has been the Australian Dollar following a surprise hike from the Reserve Bank of Australia.
PayPal stock tumbled more than 16% in premarket trading after reporting fourth-quarter earnings and revenue below expectations, issuing lackluster 2026 profit guidance, and replacing CEO Alex Chriss.
PayPal Holdings shares are tumbling 14% in premarket trading following the release of its fourth-quarter 2025 earnings report, which fell short of analyst expectations on profits.
Tighter credit conditions for businesses and stagnant demand for loans related to fixed investment indicate that the expected improvement in eurozone investment is still primarily driven by public spending.
EUR/USD steadied at 1.1803 on Tuesday after a strong two-day fall. Support came from strong US macro data and the Fed's revised monetary policy expectations.
Merck, PepsiCo, and Eaton Corporation have unveiled their earnings for the fourth quarter of 2025, showcasing their performance against market expectations.
The latest US government shutdown looks to provide yet another bout of disruption to the economic calendar for traders and investors alike, with today’s JOLTS job openings release being postponed.
Silver is dropping further, with talk of fraud involving a major Chinese buyer adding to the sense that a speculative bubble may be deflating, raising concerns about how much more downside silver could see in the near term.
Bitcoin has been breaking to new lows and underperforming other risky assets, but the bounce at the 1-year low price may signify the start of a bullish double bottom chart pattern.
Markets open with AUD lifted by a surprise RBA hike, Japan calming yen jitters, and a Trump–Modi trade reset, while FX shows fragile US Dollar strength ahead of key US data.
