This week may bring a perfect storm — quite literally — as a bomb cyclone spins off the Northeast coast. With options expiration now behind us, markets could face their own storm.

When markets are up, we often feel like geniuses. But when they turn volatile, investors often ask a different question: “What keeps paying me no matter what?” Amcor Plc could be a name to consider.

OpenAI has gathered more than 200 employees focused on developing AI-powered devices.The initiative has signaled a broader push beyond software into consumer hardware built around AI experiences.

Equity markets are showing clear signs of polarization, with a handful of mega-trends, particularly AI investment, clean energy, and healthcare, capturing major capital flows. Here is a look at stocks that may benefit.

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While Blue Owl’s blowup exploded the private credit mess back into the mainstream with yesterday’s first confirmation of Stage 2, there had been some building pressures in the monetary system leading up to it.

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The EUR/USD exchange rate remained in a narrow range after a series of important events and macro data.

SOL trades at $83.69 with negative funding rates, rising wallet activity, and $90 as the key level for a potential short squeeze to $100.

The Hang Seng Index will be in the spotlight as key companies release their earnings.

Alexandria Real Estate slashed its dividend by 45.5% amid a weakening life science market and declining occupancy. The REIT faces a $2.7 billion funding gap and a soft 2026 outlook, signaling risks for further payout reductions.

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The Russell 2000 is leading by holding its 50-day moving average while major indexes struggle. However, weakening momentum creates a technical divergence that may signal broader risk for the market's next major move.

The large sell-off bars are likely to be Big Money distribution followed by retail take-up. Sooner or later there won’t be the retail take-up and the indices will pull back meaningfully.

The S&P 500 eyes a breakout above 7000 while the US dollar shows mixed momentum against the Mexican peso. Gold remains a buy-on-the-dip play near 4800, and Bitcoin finds stability above the critical $60,000 support level.

Belgium’s Court of Audit warns that fiscal reforms may fail to restore public finances as structural goals clash with deficit targets. Prime Minister Bart De Wever must now find up to €6 billion in extra savings to bridge the gap.

WTI crude oil surged to $67 as President Trump’s warning of a potential strike on Iran fueled Middle East supply fears. A bullish golden cross and double-bottom pattern suggest prices may soon challenge the $70 psychological resistance level.

The Nasdaq 100 is likely completing a primary third wave, signaling a sharp correction ahead. Key support sits at 23,854, with NVIDIA (NVDA) earnings and geopolitical risks poised to challenge the current market topping process.

SMID-cap biotechs offer prime value as the healthcare sector navigates a mid-February lull. QuidelOrtho and Axsome Therapeutics highlight key trades as the Russell 2000 signals a potential upward cycle.