Here's a glance at major developments today.

Investors with enough capital can also short out-of-the-money puts in a new period, although the new earnings release could affect those premiums.

There are several conditions that make it easier for a market that is already displaying positive momentum to accelerate that momentum.

Corporate earnings momentum shows no signs of slowing. Full-year 2025 profits are projected to climb 10.8%, followed by an even stronger 14.1% in 2026.

It was reported last week that Beyond Meat was heavily shorted despite no new company developments which has led me to revisit, and update, the Portfolio. 

CAVA is currently trading near its 52-week lows but is showing technical signs that it is poised for a significant move upward.

Cardano trades in bullish triangle; analyst sees explosive upside with ADA targeting $8 and breaking its 2021 all-time high.

Despite tariff shocks and market jitters, 2025 is shaping up as the strongest year for IPOs since the liquidity boom of 2021.

Duolingo’s prospects are bright, but there are a few real risks to watch.

An index of major airline stocks actually rose nearly 15% during the last shutdown, outperforming the market.

Signs that the U.S. government deadlock may be loosening has sparked fresh investor confidence.

Gold buying renewed by a soft U.S. Dollar and falling Treasury yields.

Stocks remain blissfully unaware of the problems in the debt/ credit markets.

Rice was a little lower in choppy and two sided trading last week. Trends are still turning down in the market.

An AWS outage effected millions of customers Monday morning.

Over the long term, both the S&P 500 Quality Index and S&P 500 Momentum Index have outperformed the broader market (as measured by the S&P 500) in terms of absolute and risk-adjusted returns.

Amid the tech chaos, some investors may be looking for stability while still being exposed to the wider innovation narrative. For that purpose, AAPL stock may be an ideal fit.

In a fiery segment on CNBC today, former hedge fund manager Jim Cramer issued a blunt warning to those invested in the retail-driven stocks: “take profits and get out.”

China’s economic growth slowed in the third quarter, rising 4.8% over the year-ago quarter. 

Price caps are not the answer because they cause two distortions.