Nine stocks hit 52-week highs this week, with Apple climbing 5.54% above its prior peak and Starbucks breaking through despite consumer headwinds.
Netflix just touched $68.95, a fresh 52-week low that erases nearly half the stock's value since January 2026.
Palo Alto Networks hit $358.68, surging past its prior 52-week peak by 0.32% after bottoming near $145 earlier this year.
Cramer named specific sectors he’s betting on for late 2026 while calling out two popular investments as traps that investors should exit now, regardless of where they bought in.
His savings looked fine on paper, but the moment his first Required Minimum Distribution kicked in, a cascade of tax rules transformed a comfortable retirement into a surprise five-figure bill he never saw coming.
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First Financial Bankshares narrowly missed Q2 earnings on both top and bottom lines, but net income jumped 7.86% year-over-year as net interest margin expanded to 3.90% and wealth management assets under management grew to $12.23 billion.
Lucid rocketed 15% into the close while Netflix crashed 7.6%, exposing a massive risk appetite reset across mega-cap tech and speculative plays on the same Friday.
Leveraged gold ETFs like UGL and GLL promise to multiply your gains, but a structural quirk buried in how they work has quietly destroyed returns even when traders called the gold market correctly.
Nasdaq dropped 1.27% as tech shares bore the brunt of Friday's selloff, with the broad market retreating on the week.
Musk claims Grok 4.5 beats the field on efficiency as the AI arms race heats up between xAI, OpenAI, and Anthropic.
Grok 4.5 is arguably #1 when taking speed and cost into account https://t.co/Kd4iNDKKvw
A growing traditional IRA balance feels like success until the IRS starts forcing taxable withdrawals that stack on top of Social Security and push retirees into brackets they never planned for. Three strategies can shrink that lifetime bill before the damage becomes permanent.
Musk is betting that AI and automation will eliminate money itself as the organizing principle of the economy.
@tunguz There won't be dollars or scarcity of goods & services for individual consumption in the future