EOG Resources just set a fresh 52-week high at $154.19. The producer is now in price discovery with no overhead resistance from the past year.
EOG Resources just set a fresh 52-week high at $154.19. The producer is now in price discovery with no overhead resistance from the past year.
Chevron just set a fresh 52-week high at $222.04. Anyone waiting for a pullback hasn't gotten one since mid-December.
ConocoPhillips set a fresh 52-week high, clearing its September 15 peak by 0.79%. The $171 billion producer is back at the top of its range.
Brookfield just marked a new 52-week low at $35.95, roughly 24% below its February peak. The $80 billion alternative manager has made lower lows on each of the past two attempts to stabilize.
AppLovin just set a fresh 52-week low at $262.19, undercutting its October 2 low as securities fraud suits circle. Lead plaintiff solicitations hit the wire this week.
Applied Digital just broke its March floor with a fresh 52-week low at $20.33, less than half the $47.94 it fetched in June.
Archer Aviation set a new 52-week low at $4.07, leaving the air taxi developer worth $3.1 billion. The stock traded above $13 a year ago.
SCHD has become the default dividend ETF for American investors, but Schwab runs a similar fund built entirely from foreign companies at a rock-bottom cost. Whether it belongs in your portfolio depends on a performance gap that cuts both ways.
Three ETFs chase the same landlords across America, yet one charges nearly five times more than another while delivering the weakest income and smallest gains. Knowing which fund fits your goal before you buy could save you years of unnecessary drag.
Losing a spouse triggers a little-known IRS shift that can push a retiree into a higher bracket on the exact same income, and at 81 with RMDs he cannot delay, this widower is about to feel it.
An 8.4% slide to $25.65 takes roughly $100 million off a $1.2 billion grid-equipment name in a single session. Moves this size rarely settle quietly here, so keep an eye on the stock at tomorrow's open.
The day's only launch gives US investors a direct line to Asian defense technology: Global X's new fund charges 0.50% net, matching the thematic playbook it used for uranium and copper miners.