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Apple's foldable is coming in hot at $2,400. Morgan Stanley projects 6.5M units and $14B in revenue in Q4 alone. The question is whether supply can keep up.
The US debt ceiling drama is crypto's best marketing campaign. BTC and ETH sentiment on X is flipping fast, and the data is hard to ignore.
August payrolls came in at 162K, nearly 3x the 55K estimate. Yields spiked, futures dipped, and September rate cut odds just got a lot more complicated.
The jobs number was great. The Fed drama is real. And while everyone was distracted, a few small-caps quietly built monster setups nobody's talking about.
VW just announced 100,000 job cuts and a 50% model lineup reduction. The stock jumped 10%. Retail sentiment is cautiously bullish, but the bear case is very much alive.
Snowflake just posted its best single-day gain in months. The SaaS bears had a bad week, and the data says it's not over yet.
Dell crushed earnings by nearly $3 a share and raised its AI server revenue target to $74B. The market rewarded it with a 16% pop. Here's why the story isn't over.
Five Below posted 14% comps and 107% EPS growth. The stock still finished red. Welcome to the deceleration discount.
Lululemon's Q3 EPS guide came in at $0.93-$0.98 vs. a $2.40 consensus. That's not a miss. That's a different sport entirely.
The S&P 500 is up 13.2% in 2026, but 40% of its stocks are in the red. Here's who's actually winning and why it matters.
NetApp just posted record Q1 revenue up 30% YoY, with all-flash storage surging 47%. The crowd was watching the flashier names. Big mistake.
While everyone's debating Nvidia's Hugging Face deal, three obscure small-caps are building real businesses in niches most investors have never even googled.