In a remarkable turn of events, the conversation surrounding stock market trajectories has pivoted sharply from trade tariffs to artificial intelligence (AI). The recent statements by Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, underscore a critical trend: AI is no longer a peripheral topic; it has moved to the forefront of economic discussions and stock
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The stock market’s recent surge following the temporary U.S.-China tariff agreement turned many heads, sending investors on a rollercoaster ride of hope and optimism. However, like a sugar high that quickly crashes, this rally is starting to feel unsustainable. Adam Parker, founder of Trivariate Research, cautions that the current upside-downside ratio for the S&P 500
As the global race for innovation in air mobility intensifies, one company has surged ahead, securing its place as the front-runner in the eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) industry: Ehang. With a certification from China’s aviation regulator, Ehang stands as the only startup in the world permitted to transport passengers in a flying vehicle.
While the market has recently been buoyed by positive news, including a temporary tariff agreement between U.S. and Chinese officials that catalyzed a 5.3% rally in the S&P 500, one company continued to languish—UnitedHealth. The health insurance giant, long considered a pillar of stability in the healthcare sector, has frustratingly been absent from this surge.
In today’s economically volatile landscape, many savers cling to the notion that certificates of deposit (CDs) offer a secure and profitable retreat for their idle cash. On the surface, the prospect of yields around 4% appears impressive—especially for those who have endured years of meager returns. However, lurking beneath this facade is a harsh reality:
In an era where market volatility has become the norm, Ole Andreas Halvorsen’s Viking Global is making some audacious maneuvers that have caught the attention of industry watchers. The hedge fund’s most recent filings reveal a significant uptick in investments in U.S. financial stocks, a sector that has historically borne the brunt of economic uncertainties
The landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving at a breathtaking pace, and it heralds not just advancements in technology, but also promising financial returns. A new analysis from Morgan Stanley indicates that Alibaba is uniquely positioned to reap the rewards of this burgeoning sector. Considering the explosive demand for AI inference—essentially, the execution of
In an ever-evolving financial landscape, few stocks have attracted as much attention recently as Toast, Inc., a payments company revolutionizing transactions in the restaurant industry. Led by Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, this company has caught the eyes of many investors with its strong quarterly results and promising future outlook. The 4% rise
The recent discussions regarding the temporary reduction of US-China tariffs paint a hopeful picture for tech investors, which many analysts, including Wedbush’s Dan Ives, are heralding as a “dream scenario.” The new effective tariff rate of 30% on most Chinese imports opens the floodgates for growth in technology sectors that rely heavily on the Asian
As the dust settles on yet another turbulent year for the stock market, unease continues to grip investors. The S&P 500 faced a daunting decline of over 3% in 2025, and at the heart of this downward spiral lies a complex interplay of economic challenges and political maneuvering. Chief among these challenges are the looming