The Nasdaq Fell 78% In 2000, It Could Happen Again
The Nasdaq traded at 5,048 in March 2000. It took 15 years to regain that level after a collapse. That year’s drop hammered it to 1,114 in October, a 78% drop. When it peaked…
The Nasdaq traded at 5,048 in March 2000. It took 15 years to regain that level after a collapse. That year’s drop hammered it to 1,114 in October, a 78% drop. When it peaked…
The Magnificent Seven has looked like a stock pickers’ graveyard so far this year. As a group, they have not fallen so far in the first four months of the year since 2022. Their…
Realizing the success of Chick-fil-A and the chicken products of other fast food chains, McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD | MCD Price Prediction) has created the first full menu item in nearly half a decade. Starting…
Warren Buffett does not own shares in the Magnificent Seven except for Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL | AAPL Price Prediction). Over the last several quarters, he has looked like a genius as he has cut…
Tesla is vulnerable after one of the toughest quarters in its history. A new, affordable electric pickup is set to launch.
Apple plans to exit most of its Chinese manufacturing relationships. The company now wants all iPhones sold in the United States to be made in India.
New research shows that America's 19 richest households gained $1 trillion apiece last year. The rise in the stock market accounted for much of their gains.
Tesla sales across 28 European nations decreased by 30% in March. Volkswagen led electric vehicle sales there for the quarter.
The ACSI Travel Study 2025 showed a decline in customer satisfaction with the airline industry. Frontier Airlines had the lowest satisfaction score.
A visit to Starbucks locations shows unhappy workers. Baristas don’t like the new policies instituted by CEO Brian Niccol.
Expectations are low for Tesla's latest quarterly results. A disappointing quarter means the stock will likely continue to fall.
Jim Cramer believes America’s disintegrating relationship with China will badly hurt Apple stock. He hopes that tariffs will be cut, but he says he will hedge his bets.
Investors worry that Tesla CEO Elon Musk is spending too much time aiding the Trump administration. The EV maker has lost over 40% of its market value since mid-January.
The sell-off in Nvidia stock has cost CEO Jensen Huang $25 billion in 2025. The AI chip company is still the world’s third most valuable company.
Many Americans believe there will be a recession in the next year. There are plenty of signs that say one is already underway.
As tariffs raise car prices, the next move by manufacturers is bound to be layoffs. Volvo has just announced it will cut 800 jobs at three U.S. locations.
The anxiety about Apple's iPhone sales has continued to grow. The competition has begun to overwhelm the iPhone.
Alphabet shareholders may do well if the company breaks up. Some parts could have a huge valuation as a new public company.
Ford has warned its dealers that price hikes are coming. Many of its vehicles and their parts are affected by increased tariffs on foreign goods.
If tariffs bite the economy and send the United States into a recession, the S&P 500 may well reset. Concerns about inflation and job losses hamper consumer spending.