Tesla Just Hit $355 and Investors Are Split on What Comes Next
Tesla's bull case and bear case are both stronger than usual right now, and that tension is exactly what makes the stock so difficult to read at current levels.
Investing
All Investing Articles
Newest first · Page 348
Tesla’s Cybertruck Launched at $120K and Was Called “the Biggest Flop in Automotive History.” Can Range Rover’s $138K EV Avoid the Same Fate?
Bloomberg just labeled the Cybertruck the biggest flop in automotive history, and Range Rover is about to roll out its own six-figure electric vehicle into the same skeptical market. What separates a bold luxury…
The Netherlands Just Pulled 86.4 Tons of Gold Out of the U.S. to Improve “Crisis Readiness” Amid Global Tensions
De Nederlandsche Bank just quietly reshuffled billions in gold away from North American vaults, citing crisis readiness rather than any specific threat. The mechanics of how most of it actually moved will surprise you.
The U.S. Mint Just Started Selling New Trump “Gold Coins.” If You Spend Them They Are Worth $1, But They Will Cost You More Than That To Buy.
The U.S. Mint is now selling a legal-tender dollar coin bearing Donald Trump's face, the first living president to appear on American currency in nearly a century. There is just one catch: you will…
How a 70-Year-Old’s $6,980 Monthly Check From SCHD, JEPQ, and QQQI Gets Taxed Three Different Ways
Three popular income ETFs can deposit identical-looking checks while the IRS quietly applies three separate tax treatments, and the wrong account placement can cost a retiree thousands before a single share is sold.
JEPI’s 8% Yield Hides a $3,600-a-Year Tax Penalty Versus Owning the Same Stocks Directly
JEPI's fat monthly distributions look like a win in any taxable brokerage account until you see what the IRS quietly takes before that check reaches you, and how the math compares against owning the…
VIG Pays Less Than Half of SCHD by Design: What $500,000 Gives Up Every Year in Dividends
Two retirees hold identical $500,000 positions in dividend ETFs and collect wildly different paychecks every quarter, not because one made a mistake, but because of a single obscure rule buried in one fund's index…
Mamdani Bans 600,000 NYC Students From Using AI, Days After Trump Says Towns Fighting AI Will Be “Backwards and Poor”
New York City just locked hundreds of thousands of students out of AI tools for a full school year, setting up a direct collision with a White House warning that communities resisting the technology…
Hormel vs. General Mills: Don’t Let the Bigger Dividend Check Fool You
Hormel and General Mills both cut big dividend checks and carry identical payout ratios, yet one of these grocery giants has a streak the other can never match. Knowing which metric to prioritize could…
Norwegian Cruise Line Just Dropped 16% in a Month: Sell Now, or Buy More?
Norwegian Cruise Line shares shed a significant chunk of their value in a single month, but the culprit behind the selloff has nothing to do with the company itself, and that distinction changes the…
Jensen Huang Says the $3.5 Billion MediaTek Deal Is Not Circular. The Decade Long Roadmap Is the Real Tell.
Jensen Huang calls NVIDIA's $3.5 billion MediaTek investment anything but circular, but the ten-year horizon buried in his explanation points to a competitive pressure he is not saying out loud.
Applied Materials Just Dropped 14% in a Month. Sell Now, or Buy More?
Applied Materials just posted record revenue and raised its guidance, yet the stock keeps falling while its closest peers barely flinched. Understanding why that gap exists changes everything about what you should do next.
Truist vs. U.S. Bancorp: Both Pay $0.52, but Only One Dividend Is Growing
Truist and U.S. Bancorp are writing shareholders identical checks this year, but underneath that matching number, one bank is quietly building momentum while the other sits frozen in place.
Datadog Just Dropped 22% in a Month: Sell Now, or Buy More?
Datadog just handed investors a paradox: a quarter that beat on every line and raised guidance, yet the stock cratered anyway. Whether that punishing reset is a gift or a warning depends on one…
Live: Can HPE’s Q3 Earnings Tonight Keep Its 120% YTD Rally Going?
HPE has surged 120% this year on AI backlog growth and Juniper synergies, but Wall Street now sits above management's own guidance ceiling, leaving tonight's Q3 report as the moment that either validates the…