Not to Be Cringey, but an Awful Lot of Stocks Are Down an Awful Lot
The NASDAQ 100 may be near new highs, but half of its constituents are down more than 20%. Let’s dig in to see what that means for the future.
The NASDAQ 100 may be near new highs, but half of its constituents are down more than 20%. Let’s dig in to see what that means for the future.
It was an extremely busy day with 8 major events, but there was only a muted market reaction.
Chip-foundry market leader TSMC already gave impressive June sales numbers, but there’s plenty riding on guidance for the rest of the year.
The latest in our ongoing survey of TheStreet Pro’s contributors leans bearish.
The big data center names have strong revenue growth and demand that will last years, but is it time to buy?
Here’s how I’m handling my memory/storage trades as DRAM ETF, stocks like SanDisk take a hit; also let’s check Iran, the Fed and bank earnings.
Bank earnings, CPI, and Warsh testimony will keep investors focused on inflation.
Oil was left for dead just weeks ago. Now energy stocks are everyone’s favorite trade again. But while sentiment has reversed sharply, market internals continue to flash conflicting signals that could keep investors guessing.
Inflation and interest rates drove poor action but things are even worse than they appear.
Small business bankruptcy filings are spiking, more cracks are forming in the housing market … and eventually something’s gotta give.