Shares of Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) edged lower Tuesday after an analyst downgraded the stock and renewed concerns over rising competition from in-house AI chip development—including a new project from China's DeepSeek.
Tesla (TSLA) surged 6.2% on Tuesday after launching its Robotaxi service in Miami without human safety monitors, building on stronger-than-expected Q2 deliveries that revived investor confidence in the company’s autonomy-driven growth story.
The Dow’s 8.9% gain in the first six months of 2026 is turning heads, but investors should weigh its narrow blue-chip focus against broader, more diversified alternatives.
Ark Investment Management CEO Cathie Wood added roughly $38 million in Tesla shares during a 7% single-day plunge, doubling down on her highest-conviction bet even as the flagship Ark Innovation ETF continues to lag the S&P 500 over the long term. The purchase aligns with Wood's well-known strategy of buying disruptive tech stocks on pullbacks, but fresh data shows the fund has destroyed $7 billion in investor wealth over the past decade.
Shares of Vital Farms (NASDAQ:VITL) climbed 5.9% in afternoon trading, riding a wave of positive sentiment across consumer staples after General Mills reported stronger-than-expected quarterly results. The stock later settled at $12.19, up 4.8% from the prior close.
CarGurus (NASDAQ:CARG) shares rose 3.7% in afternoon trading Tuesday after the online auto marketplace said it will require dealers to disclose all fees on used-vehicle listings starting July 14, expanding its all-in pricing initiative.
Figma's stock tumbled to an all-time low Thursday after RBC Capital lowered its price target, citing uncertainty over the financial payoff from the design software firm's latest AI features unveiled at its annual Config conference. Despite the selloff, retail sentiment remains upbeat.
Global chip stocks surged Thursday after Micron Technology’s stunning quarterly forecast revived the artificial intelligence rally, calming investor nerves around supply tightness and sustained demand. Shares of the memory chipmaker jumped more than 17% to an all-time high after it projected profit and revenue well above Wall Street estimates, while revealing customers had committed $22 billion to secure memory chip supplies.
A Citizens analyst reiterated a highly bullish stance on Salesforce, arguing that the company's latest $3.6 billion purchase of AI startup Fin will transform its Agentforce platform and drive long-term growth.
Alphabet Inc. will join the Dow Jones Industrial Average on June 29, replacing Verizon Communications, as the index operator seeks to increase exposure to tech and digital services. Honeywell also gets a name change after spinning off its aerospace unit.
The legendary investor sees a dangerous disconnect between SpaceX’s valuation and its fundamentals. But his real warning isn't about buying or shorting — it’s about a market structure that could trap retail investors.
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. began trading on public markets today in what is being hailed as the largest initial public offering in history, with the company raising roughly $75 billion. The listing not only marks a milestone for Elon Musk’s aerospace venture but also signals a potential windfall for early investors such as Alphabet, which holds a roughly $100 billion stake. Meanwhile, the IPO opens the door for a cluster of trillion-dollar listings, including Anthropic and OpenAI, that could reshape market dynamics in 2026.
Toll Brothers reported fiscal Q2 2026 earnings that beat expectations and lifted its full-year guidance for deliveries and pricing, signaling sustained strength in the luxury home market. The homebuilder’s stock climbed 5.7% as investors welcomed the update, though analysts caution that rising incentives and elevated spec inventory still pose risks.
While most retailers and restaurants plan to operate normally on June 19, federal offices, banks, and the U.S. Postal Service will be closed. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect for Juneteenth 2026.
Microsoft has abandoned negotiations with Oracle to lease $3 billion in AI computing capacity, with sources pointing to a deadlock over federal security standards. The move underscores growing friction among tech giants racing to secure scarce data center infrastructure.
Fox shares sank nearly 17% on Monday — its worst single-day drop in years — after the media giant unveiled a $22 billion deal to acquire Roku. The move, which amounts to betting nearly the company’s entire market value on streaming, left investors scrambling for cover even as the broader market rallied.
Multiple home-furnishing stocks jumped in Tuesday’s morning session after the Trump administration announced a new peace agreement with Iran, clearing the way for the Strait of Hormuz to reopen. The deal is expected to lower oil prices, ease mortgage rates, and revive consumer confidence—key catalysts for the sector.
SpaceX’s landmark public listing on Friday triggered immediate additions to the Russell 1000 and other major benchmarks, setting the stage for billions in passive fund inflows despite being excluded from the S&P 500.
Shares of Traws Pharma (TRAW) plunged nearly 28% in extended trading Friday after the company paused a planned human study of its lead flu treatment, tivoxavir marboxil, following feedback from UK regulators.
Friday marks the largest stock market debut in history. Before jumping in, it’s worth understanding how the biggest IPOs have treated first-day buyers — and what comes after.
