US equities are set to reach fresh record highs next year, supported by stronger corporate earnings, broadening artificial intelligence adoption, and resilient economic growth, according to Goldman Sachs strategists. The outlook adds to a growing consensus among major financial institutions that the ongoing market rally still has room to run. AI-driven productivity expected to boost
US-listed cannabis stocks saw sharp premarket gains on Friday after fresh reporting pointed to a possible change in federal marijuana policy under President Donald Trump. The development revived investor focus on regulatory risk, funding constraints, and the industry’s long-stalled growth prospects. An article published by the Washington Post said Trump is expected to push the
Tilray Brands stock price has rebounded in the past three days, and chances are that the surge will accelerate as a new catalyst emerges. TLRY rose to $8.43, a few days after the company completed its reverse stock split. It has now jumped by 21% from its lowest point this month. Trump to push for
HIVE Digital Technologies stock (CVE: HIVE) has seen some massive growth recently. In the second quarter, the company posted a whopping 285% jump year-on-year in its revenue to a record $87.3 million. Currently, the stock trades around $4.00, but analysts see potential for over 100% upside, citing the company’s dual mining-and-AI strategy as a long-term
Gold prices hit a seven-week high on Friday due to a soft dollar and rising safe-haven demand. Meanwhile, silver continued to hit record highs as the price inched up to $64 per ounce for the first time ever. Oil prices were largely flat after spending most of the day in the red on concerns over
Coupang stock price has suffered a big reversal in the past few months as a major data breach affected its outlook. CPNG plunged to a low of $25.80, its lowest point since May and ~25% from its highest point this year. So, will the stock rebound as it nears a death cross? Coupang stock price
Michael Burry, the investor famed for predicting the 2008 housing market collapse, has taken a fresh short position against Tesla Inc., arguing that the electric-vehicle maker’s valuation has reached unsustainable levels. According to a report from Fortune, which cited a post on his Substack newsletter, Burry described Tesla shares as “ridiculously overvalued” and warned that
Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) pushed higher on Wednesday, finding fresh momentum as reports of a potential “robotics executive order” from the Trump administration fueled buying in automation sectors. But beyond the headlines, a quieter, more technical signal is flashing in the options market: traders are aggressively buying calls, and the structure of these bets suggests
Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) is trading on the right side of the tape Thursday, posting modest intraday gains and signaling a potential shift in near-term sentiment for year-end trading. The move followed fresh Trump administration overtures toward robotics acceleration and persistent technical support above the 50-day moving average. While the jump reflects early-December optimism in
Europe is dealing with a full spectrum of political and economic flashpoints today. Musk’s X is in open confrontation with the EU after a major transparency fine, London is pushing deeper into high-stakes trade talks in Washington, and Ukraine is resisting US pressure over a contentious peace framework. Meanwhile, farmers across Greece are bringing the