Cemtrex (NASDAQ: CETX) exploded higher on Tuesday after the company said “Invocon” – its subsidiary – has secured a Phase I contract with the US Navy. In its press release, CETX confirmed the agreement is tied to the Modular Mine Warfare Components program for the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA). Despite a meteoric run on… Continue reading Cemtrex stock doubles on Navy deal—but why gains may not last
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Amazon’s $200B AI gamble worries investors—but analysts disagree
Amazon’s aggressive push into artificial intelligence is raising investor concerns over soaring capital spending, but analysts argue the strategy is aligned with surging cloud demand. As the company ramps up data center investments, metrics like backlog growth and improving productivity suggest the long-term payoff could outweigh near-term pressure on margins. AI spending concerns weigh on… Continue reading Amazon’s $200B AI gamble worries investors—but analysts disagree
Evening digest: Trump’s Iran deadline nears, oil surge shakes markets
Global markets remained on edge as US President Donald Trump escalated threats against Iran ahead of a key Strait of Hormuz deadline, while Russia and China vetoed a UN resolution aimed at reopening the vital shipping route, oil prices surged on supply disruption fears, and Bitcoin held firm despite broader market uncertainty. Trump’s Iran deadline… Continue reading Evening digest: Trump’s Iran deadline nears, oil surge shakes markets
US power demand to hit new highs through 2027 on AI-driven surge
US electricity demand is set to extend its record-breaking streak through 2027, driven by rapid growth in artificial intelligence infrastructure, cryptocurrency operations, and broader electrification across the economy, according to the latest outlook from the Energy Information Administration (EIA). The agency said power consumption, which reached a second consecutive annual record in 2025, will continue… Continue reading US power demand to hit new highs through 2027 on AI-driven surge
Here’s how luxury stocks will perform if the Iran war subsides in April
The fragile recovery of European luxury equities, which investors hoped would stabilize following a mixed Lunar New Year, was decisively upended by the onset of the Iran War in 2026. In recent weeks, the sector has seen about [MONEY value=”100000000000″ currency=”usd” notation=”long” replace=”false”] in market cap evaporate as geopolitical risk premia spiked and consumer sentiment… Continue reading Here’s how luxury stocks will perform if the Iran war subsides in April
Intel stock surges 3% on Terafab deal with Elon Musk-linked firms
Intel shares climbed around 3.5% in on Tuesday after the chipmaker announced it had joined the Terafab project alongside SpaceX, xAI, and Tesla. The rally stood in contrast to broader market weakness. The S&P 500 fell 0.5%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.6% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.8%. Investor sentiment was weighed… Continue reading Intel stock surges 3% on Terafab deal with Elon Musk-linked firms
Apple stock sinks on dual setbacks: should you buy the dip?
Apple (AAPL) is under significant pressure on Tuesday morning following reports of engineering delays on its first foldable iPhone. The tech titan, which has long been rumored to be working on a bendable device to rival Samsung’s dominance in the category, is reportedly hitting snags in screen durability and hinge mechanics. Investors are bailing on… Continue reading Apple stock sinks on dual setbacks: should you buy the dip?
Markets brace for Trump’s Iran deadline, Dow down 250 points
Global markets have entered a period of heightened uncertainty as investors brace for the outcome of a deadline set by US President Donald Trump for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a critical artery for global oil flows. Iran has shown no indication of complying with the demand by the Tuesday deadline, raising the… Continue reading Markets brace for Trump’s Iran deadline, Dow down 250 points
Arm stock falls as Morgan Stanley gives reality check on chip plans
Shares of Arm Holdings came under pressure after a sharp rally last month, as investor enthusiasm over its entry into chip manufacturing was tempered by a cautious assessment from Morgan Stanley. Arm Holding’s stock fell 5.4% on Tuesday’s trading session. The brokerage downgraded the stock to Equalweight from Overweight, sending it down more than 7%… Continue reading Arm stock falls as Morgan Stanley gives reality check on chip plans
