The upcoming week starts off quietly but holds a few gems for those paying attention.
European stock markets rose early on Wednesday. US stocks hit a record high again on Tuesday but were closed on Wednesday for a holiday.
No matter what your trading plan looks like, you should have a keen understanding of the trading psychology involved in making financial decisions.
Stocks rally despite spiking Treasury yields. Long rates rise: US, Italy affected. Evergrande halts, Nike revenue falls short. Hong Kong jumps, Nasdaq and S&P rise. FTSE 100 rallies, dollar and oil up.
Wall Street faces uncertain September returns. Global stocks show mixed performance trends. US economic outlook: potential Fed pause. Global inflation rates influence rate hikes. Analysts divided on Tesla, bullish Apple.
One key consideration that will likely become an unavoidable stumbling block will be the rippling effects of China’s slowing economy. As the rest of the world struggles to temper inflationary pressures of a more robust post-pandemic consumer - China is battling with the opposite. Late August is seeing the superpower slip into deflationary territory for the first time since 2021. But what does this mean for AI and Nvidia’s bull run?
As the world's most important financial leaders converge on the picturesque backdrop of the Rocky Mountains for the Federal Reserve’s annual Jackson Hole Symposium, some may be breathing cautious sighs of relief while others not so much.
NVIDIA and Baidu earnings alongside big data releases globally this week.
Stay tuned for key rate decisions and data amongst big hitters like Home Depot and Walmart.
The technology industry has been taken by storm as NVIDIA's market capitalization has recently surpassed the trillion USD threshold, jumping 30% for the month of May. An unexpectedly positive earnings report served as the catalyst for this growth, inflicting significant losses of over $2.3 billion on short sellers in a single day.
Search engine queries for generative AI are at an all-time high, Microsoft is investing billions into AI software and notable experts are calling for development slowdowns left and right to temper the dangerous implications AI may have for humanity.
Earnings season in full swing - with big names in finance such as Charles Schwab (SCHW), Bank of America (BAC), and Blackstone (BX) all set to release their Q1 earnings figures.
ChatGPT is inciting fear and sparking inspiration just about everywhere you look.In this article, we will discuss the biggest and brightest in the artificial intelligence chatbot space and the AI stocks that go with them. Traders should note that this article does not constitute as investment advice in any way and is purely educational.
In this article, we will discuss how the crypto decorrelation is giving DeFi advocates a new soapbox to shout from, but also why that optimism might be naïve and probably premature. Traders are reminded that regardless of your stance on crypto, trading is a high-risk activity and should not be conducted without extensive due diligence.
“How did you go bankrupt?" Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.
ESG is certainly a hot topic at the moment. The ESG conflict has been brewing for a while, but it seems that with a stronger presence on the right, politicisation and pressure surrounding the topic is coming to a boiling point. Although, as Republicans battle against ESG finance and ‘woke-ness’ in general, the dissension seems to be more political than anything else.
With all the hype, you might be wondering which are the best AI stocks right now. Only two months after its debut, OpenAI's highly popular chatbot ‘ChatGPT’ has reached 100 million active monthly users, according to a study by UBS. As AI chatbots continue to advance and become better equipped to handle large numbers of inquiries, the costs associated with them will decrease.
Building a trading portfolio is a lot like building a relationship really. You want to find the right balance between stability, growth, risk and diversification. Plenty of fish in the sea - but putting your eggs in the wrong basket can certainly leave you hurting. That's why it's important to do your research and choose wisely. In this article we will unpack 5 of the best and brightest love-linked securities you might want to pull this Valentines Day. Birds and Bees. Bulls and Bears. Love your trading with markets.com.
Jan. 22, 2023 marks the 30th anniversary of State Street Global Advisors introducing the Standard & Poor’s Depositary Receipt (SPY) to the American Stock Exchange. In this article we will explain what an ETF is, a brief history behind them and how they have changed the modern trading landscape forever.
Days are numbered on Russian diesel. In the coming weeks the EU will face a significant shortage of diesel supply as seaborne deliveries from Russia. Is the EU facing a potential fuel crisis?
