Analysts have nudged up their fair value estimate for Ball Corporation, reflecting a delicate balance between improved operational execution and lingering concerns over mid-term demand. The adjustment highlights the evolving narrative around the packaging giant's competitive edge.
Gold prices stabilized near $4,950 an ounce after a sharp rebound, as bargain hunters moved in following last week's dramatic sell-off. Despite remaining below its late-January peak, the metal has posted strong gains for the year, with analysts debating the sustainability of the recovery amid elevated volatility.
Shares of major homebuilders climbed Tuesday amid speculation the Trump administration is weighing a plan to spur construction of up to one million new homes, potentially through a rent-to-own program branded as 'Trump Homes'.
With decades of experience navigating bull markets, crashes, and high inflation, Baby Boomers offer hard-won investment insights. Financial advisor Stuart Schiffman shares key lessons on avoiding emotional decisions, the power of compounding, and why timing the market rarely works.
Amidst global market volatility, a closer look at three Asian small-cap stocks reveals nuanced stories of growth, resilience, and potential value beyond their 'penny stock' classification.
In a recent social media exchange, ARK Invest's Cathie Wood outlined four cryptocurrencies she views as potential portfolio diversifiers, doubling down on her long-term conviction despite recent market turbulence.
The U.S. dollar extended its recent decline on Tuesday, pressured by a robust Chinese yuan and shifting Treasury yields. The greenback's weakness provided a powerful tailwind for precious metals, with gold and silver posting sharp gains amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and concerns over U.S. fiscal policy.
Despite boasting a stellar Return on Equity, Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad's stock has faced headwinds. Analysts point to a near-total dividend payout strategy, leaving scant capital for reinvestment and growth, as a key factor behind its shrinking earnings in a growing market.
A sharp sell-off in technology and software stocks, fueled by concerns over AI valuations and rising bond yields, pulled major indices down on Tuesday, even as retail giant Walmart reached a historic market capitalization.
While global economic signals remain mixed, a closer look at Asia's small-cap landscape reveals resilient performers with strong fundamentals. We spotlight three Japanese companies—Nihon Dengi, DKS, and Enplas—that are delivering robust growth and sound financials, potentially offering a haven for discerning investors.
Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman has dismissed near-term prospects for space-based data centers, labeling the concept economically unviable despite growing interest from startups and figures like Jeff Bezos, as the AI boom intensifies the search for computing capacity.
The investment firm sold its entire 2.55 million-share stake in the telecom and fiber provider, which has seen its stock surge on AI data center demand but remains weighed down by a costly transformation and significant debt.
Applied Digital's revenue soared 250% last quarter, fueled by the AI-driven data center gold rush. But behind the staggering growth lies a story of massive debt, steep losses, and a valuation that gives even bullish investors pause.
Super Micro Computer has significantly raised its full-year revenue outlook, fueled by unrelenting demand for its AI-optimized servers as enterprises worldwide scramble to expand data center capacity. The announcement sent its shares climbing in after-hours trading.
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.
The crypto-focused financial services firm reported a significant net loss for 2025, driven by unrealized losses on its digital asset holdings, despite strong operational performance in its core businesses.
At a major investment forum, Blackstone President Jon Gray highlighted artificial intelligence as the foremost strategic issue for the world's largest alternative asset manager, outlining a dual approach of investing in foundational infrastructure while navigating sector-specific risks.
A brutal week for Kogan.com shareholders sees the stock sink further, capping a devastating five-year decline. As revenue shrinks and profits remain elusive, questions mount about the online retailer's path to recovery.
Crypto.com has launched OG, a regulated, standalone prediction market that blends social features with leveraged trading on sports and global events, just ahead of the Super Bowl.
As the Super Bowl captivates fans, a deeper financial play is unfolding. Professional sports teams, long the exclusive domain of billionaires, are now becoming accessible to a wider range of investors through innovative funds, signaling their evolution into a distinct and resilient asset class.
