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Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) ticked higher in early Wednesday trading as investors positioned ahead of the company’s fourth-quarter 2025 earnings results due after the market closing. The call carries outsized weight because Wall Street consensus has shifted from fixating on vehicle deliveries to scrutinizing progress on artificial intelligence, robotaxi deployment, and a software subscription business.… Continue reading Tesla stock moves higher ahead of Q4 earnings: analysts weigh in

Wedbush Securities’ senior analyst Dan Ives recommends sticking with Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) ahead of its Q1 earnings on January 29th. The tech titan is broadly expected to post a nearly 11% increase in revenue to $138.47 billion – its largest year-on-year growth since 2022 – on the back of strong iPhone 17 demand. AAPL’s earnings… Continue reading Apple Q1 earnings preview: Wedbush continues to see AAPL as ‘top pick’

Europe’s fault lines are widening as leaders, markets, and central banks grapple with a more hostile global order. From Keir Starmer’s delicate China outreach under Washington’s glare to Germany’s faltering growth despite massive spending promises, the continent’s economic engine is sputtering. Corporate bright spots like ASML’s AI-fueled boom contrast sharply with policy anxiety, as a… Continue reading Europe bulletin: Starmer courts China, ASML surges on AI, Germany’s growth stalls

European stocks are finally showing signs of life, with analysts at UBS highlighting a stronger and more reliable earnings backdrop than investors have seen in years. With valuations still trading at a discount compared to US peers, the stage is set for select European names to deliver outsized returns. To UBS experts, two stand out… Continue reading Looking for 50% plus return in 2026? Buy these 2 European stocks today

Bitcoin is stuck in a tight band ahead of this week’s Federal Reserve decision, with several analysts flagging a potential Wyckoff “spring” that could push prices below $80,000 before momentum rebuilds. Flows and positioning remain skewed by US institutions, while safe-haven assets surge and macro uncertainty rises. Bitcoin holds range as event risk builds Bitcoin… Continue reading Bitcoin faces Fed test as analysts warn of possible dip below $80,000

The Trump administration delivered a stunning blow to health insurers, proposing a near-flat 0.09% payment increase for Medicare Advantage plans next year, far below Wall Street’s expectations of 4 to 6%. The decision triggered an immediate stock market rout: Humana plunged 13 to 20%, UnitedHealth and CVS each fell roughly 10 to 19%, erasing approximately… Continue reading Medicare shock: health insurers could cut benefits for 35M seniors in 2027- here’s why

Micron stock (NASDAQ: MU) climbed over 6% on Tuesday, after the memory chipmaker broke ground on a roughly $24 billion advanced wafer fabrication facility in Singapore. The move signals confidence that supply constraints will persist through the decade. The expansion addresses acute global memory shortages driven by surging demand for artificial intelligence. Tuesday’s rally reflects… Continue reading Micron stock surges over 6% today after expansion plan reinforces bullish outlook

SovEcon, a prominent agricultural consultancy, has substantially increased its forecast for Russian wheat exports for the 2025-26 marketing season.  The projection has been raised by a significant 1.1 million metric tons (mmt), bringing the total expected exports to 45.7 mmt. This revised figure represents a notable acceleration in Russia’s position as a major global wheat… Continue reading Russian wheat exports set for record year; SovEcon lifts 2025-26 outlook

Investors have been loading up on small-cap stocks as they take a breather from the larger, possibly overvalued artificial intelligence (AI) names in recent weeks. This shift in sentiment that experts have dubbed the “Great Rotation” has pushed the Russell 2000, a benchmark index that represents the US small-cap stocks, up some 8% since the… Continue reading Russell 2000 rally: sustainable or ‘January effect’ only?