While market gains have been concentrated in a handful of giant tech stocks, opportunities—and risks—abound in the often-overlooked small-cap sector. We examine one company facing headwinds and two with compelling narratives.
A sharp sell-off in U.S. technology stocks has rippled across Asian markets, dragging down regional indices and sending Bitcoin below $77,000. The shift reflects growing investor caution over lofty AI valuations and a broader rotation into more defensive sectors.
Amid a sharp sell-off in growth-oriented sectors, risk-averse capital flowed into stable, income-generating giants on Tuesday, highlighting a broader market rotation.
A sharp sell-off in technology stocks led the Nasdaq and S&P 500 to their steepest declines in a fortnight, as investors scrutinized corporate earnings and outlooks. Energy shares bucked the trend, while PayPal and Gartner plunged on disappointing forecasts.
Bitcoin tumbled to lows not seen since late 2024, breaching the $73,000 support level and triggering steep declines in major crypto-correlated stocks as a sell-off in technology shares rippled through risk assets.
A wave of selling hit technology and data-focused stocks Tuesday, fueled by investor concerns that new AI agents could disrupt legacy software businesses. The Nasdaq fell sharply as bitcoin extended recent losses, signaling a broader retreat from risk.
A sharp sell-off in high-flying technology stocks intensified Tuesday, driven by profit-taking and renewed inflation fears sparked by a surge in oil prices amid escalating Middle East tensions.
Global markets faced a sharp sell-off on Tuesday, with Bitcoin hitting its lowest point since late 2024 and major stock indices retreating. The downturn was fueled by investor anxiety over lofty AI valuations and fresh Middle East tensions, driving a flight to traditional safe havens like gold.
A wave of selling swept through technology stocks Thursday afternoon, driven by investor fears that the rapid pace of artificial intelligence innovation is disrupting traditional business models faster than companies can adapt. The sell-off was broad, hitting everything from cloud infrastructure to enterprise software names.
ServiceNow led a sharp decline across major technology stocks as investor fears over AI-driven market disruption sparked a sector-wide retreat, highlighting the fragile sentiment in high-growth segments.
A wave of investor anxiety over artificial intelligence's disruptive potential sparked a broad market sell-off Thursday afternoon, dragging down major tech and ad-tech stocks.
A sharp sell-off in major technology stocks pressured U.S. equity benchmarks Tuesday, while precious metals staged a dramatic rebound. The Nasdaq led declines, falling over 2%, as PayPal's weak outlook sparked sector-wide concerns.
Bitcoin's recovery falters, slipping back toward $77,000 as precious metals rally sharply. The shift highlights a broader risk-off mood, with AI-related tech stocks also under pressure.
MetaMask users in eligible non-U.S. regions can now trade over 200 tokenized U.S. securities, including major tech stocks and commodities ETFs, directly within the self-custodial wallet—a significant step in blending traditional finance with decentralized crypto infrastructure.
New data highlights a historical 'Monday effect' for tech stocks, but seasoned analysts warn that fixating on calendar patterns is a distraction from the real drivers of volatility and long-term returns.
Greece is finalizing plans to prohibit children under 15 from accessing social media platforms, a senior government official confirmed. The move follows Spain's recent announcement of a similar ban for under-16s, signaling a broader European regulatory crackdown on tech giants.
As major indices flirt with record highs, a search for value leads some investors to scrutinize smaller-cap opportunities. We examine three penny stocks—Resources Connection, VAALCO Energy, and Waterdrop—that combine financial resilience with distinct growth narratives in consulting, energy, and insurtech.
As optimism returns to European markets, income-focused investors are turning to dividend stocks for resilience and yield. We analyze three European companies offering compelling payouts, weighing their potential against underlying risks in the current economic climate.
As the Eurozone economy shows signs of steady, if modest, growth, income-focused investors are turning to dividend stocks for reliable returns. We analyze three standout European companies offering attractive yields and resilient business models in the current climate.
An analysis of the most-held stocks on the Robinhood platform reveals where the retail investing crowd is placing its bets, with two tech giants emerging as particularly compelling long-term investments.
