Stocks Go Down! Historic S&P Win-Streak Ends As US Macro Soars
...good news is bad news again?
...good news is bad news again?
Iran's missile attack on Kuwait International Airport leaves one dead, 63 injured, many in serious condition...
"...the market isn’t dumb... nothing is worse for consumer cyclicals than inflation..."
Four Republicans joined Democrats in supporting the measure...
Broadcom forecast that AI semiconductor revenue will be $16 billion in Q3, missing analyst estimates of $17.2 billion.
This keeps getting better and better...
The errors were comparatively minor to the sweeping claims made by Sherrill and others...
India is poised to announce a suite of measures to lure foreign capital - reducing taxes and removing ownership caps on certain bonds - possibly as soon as this week
California's wealth tax starts with billionaires, but its critics warn the real target is every asset owner trapped in a state government that never stops expanding its reach.
...the writing is on the wall for the dollar's exorbitant privilege.
Politicians lie. That's hardly breaking news. What is newsworthy, though, is that our society does not even pretend to pursue truth anymore.
According to the company, the investment will cover R&D, capex, manufacturing scaling, ecosystem partnerships, and M&A; areas that IBM says will help accelerate its quantum roadmap beyond 2029.
The limits apply to agentic coding platforms such as Anthropic’s Claude Code and Cursor...
For now the markets operate more on flows, positioning, sentiment and momentum than they do on fundamentals or valuation...
middle-income households were described as “squeezing more life out of every dollar before deciding to spend it,” and low-income consumers showed greater financial strain.
...the 'Netscape' analog puts us in July 1998...
CBOE’s Dispersion Index (DSPX) is at levels only seen during Covid and the April ’25 tariff crash, while Correlation (COR1M) is near all-time lows. This divergence signals extreme positioning risk driven by the AI stock chase, and makes SPY downside hedges historically cheap.
