Michael Burry, the investor famed for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, warns that Bitcoin's sharp decline could trigger cascading liquidations and expose vulnerabilities in corporate treasuries and tokenized markets.
LiveRamp Holdings' shares have tumbled nearly 70% over five years, presenting a stark contrast between its discounted cash flow valuation and its premium trading multiples. As the market grapples with its positioning, investors are left weighing deep-seated pessimism against potential hidden value.
Bitwise's Matt Hougan argues the crypto market entered a bear phase at the start of 2025, a reality obscured by massive institutional buying. The debate now centers on when the thaw will begin.
After a meteoric post-IPO rise and an 80% collapse, Figma's future hangs in the balance. We analyze whether its robust product and growing enterprise base justify its still-lofty valuation.
Gold prices staged a sharp recovery, climbing back above the $5,000 per ounce threshold following a U.S. military action against an Iranian drone, underscoring the metal's volatile ride amid persistent geopolitical friction.
In a recent cabinet meeting, former President Donald Trump outlined a housing policy focused on maintaining high home values for existing owners, while suggesting lower borrowing costs as the primary path to affordability. His comments have ignited debate about who benefits in a market where first-time buyers face record hurdles.
As markets navigate a landscape of steady rates and shaky consumer sentiment, adventurous investors are turning their gaze to penny stocks. We analyze three Chinese companies—spanning culture, construction materials, and tech—that exemplify the high-risk, high-reward potential in this volatile segment.
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan contends the crypto bear market began in January 2025, obscured by massive institutional ETF purchases. While Bitcoin and Ethereum saw tempered declines, altcoins plummeted. Now, with the market in 'extreme fear,' experts debate the timeline for recovery and the impact of new regulatory frameworks.
New data reveals a stark contradiction in American spending habits: while nearly half admit impulse buys hurt their finances, the pursuit of instant joy and social pressure keeps wallets open. Experts warn of a 'restriction-binge' cycle and offer pathways to more intentional financial health.
As the FIFA World Cup approaches, homeowners in host cities are investing heavily to attract soccer fans, hoping for record-breaking nightly rates. But in an increasingly competitive market, proximity to the stadium is no longer a guarantee of success.
As AI stocks continue their meteoric rise, a stark divergence emerges: while public enthusiasm remains feverish, corporate insiders at Nvidia and Palantir have been net sellers of a staggering $12.83 billion in shares over five years, signaling potential overvaluation.
Tesla's China-made vehicle sales rose year-on-year for a third straight month in January, though a sharp sequential decline highlights the mounting pressure from domestic rivals in the world's largest EV market.
Annaly Capital Management delivered a strong fourth quarter, surpassing revenue and earnings forecasts. While management touted a diversified approach and a favorable bond market, analysts zeroed in on the sustainability of its growth and looming policy risks during a revealing Q&A session.
As SoFi Technologies' stock cools from its 2025 highs, major asset managers like J.P. Morgan and BlackRock have been quietly accumulating shares, signaling a potential long-term bet on the fintech's growth narrative despite recent volatility.
MPLX LP reported robust 2025 results, driven by its natural gas and NGL portfolio, and outlined a $2.4 billion capital plan for 2026 focused on expanding infrastructure in key shale basins to meet rising structural demand.
As MicroStrategy prepares to report Q4 2025 earnings, Bitcoin's struggle to hold the $76,000 support level is more than a market watch—it's a direct test of the company's treasury strategy and its financial narrative.
Gold prices staged a sharp rebound on Tuesday, recovering ground after a historic two-day selloff. Analysts attribute the volatility to market positioning and technical factors rather than a shift in fundamental drivers like central bank demand and geopolitical safe-haven flows.
With key valuation metrics flashing warning signs reminiscent of past bubbles, investors are questioning the market's resilience. We examine the historical context and spotlight one potential defensive play.
Last week's dramatic plunge in silver prices, described by analysts as a statistically impossible event, appears to have been a paper market reset rather than a fundamental breakdown. Key indicators, including persistent backwardation and a massive physical premium in Shanghai, suggest the bull market's foundation remains intact amid a global scramble for the metal.
As Bitcoin's sharp correction sparks debate over a new 'crypto winter,' prominent voices clash on its trajectory. Michael Burry warns of a cascading sell-off, while analysts point to a fractured market structure that defies historical comparisons.
