Why the Stock Market's 'Fear Index' Has Normalized Faster Than Ever Before
It’s been a year of such extremes on Wall Street that even volatility measures have been historically volatile.
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Stocks rally, Tesla's board chair sells, and Coinbase's big moment: Markets news roundup
On the back of market rallies over the last few weeks, the Nasdaq is now up just over 1% year-to-date. The S&P 500? Flat. The Dow Jones Industrial Average? Down 0.6%.
3 Magnificent Stocks That Are Passive Income Machines
Abbott Laboratories is a dividend stock you can buy and (almost) forget about. AbbVie has proved its resilience by becoming stronger after losing patent exclusivity for its blockbuster drug Humira. Johnson & Johnson is a seasoned dividend payer for all seasons.
Under-the-Radar Li Auto Wins More Plaudits With Record Profit Haul
Li Auto (LI) may not dominate headlines like Tesla, but perhaps it should. In 2024 alone, the company delivered over 500,000 vehicles, expanded its global R&D presence, and continued scaling China’s largest highway fast-charging network. Notably, Li Auto stands out in the sector for its profitability, strong balance sheet, and plans to launch two new models in 2025. In an industry often defined by lofty valuations and high expectations, Li Auto’s disciplined execution and relatively modest valua
Coinbase Global Stock (COIN) Prepares for S&P 500 Listing With 16% Spike
Cryptoeconomy enabler Coinbase Global (COIN) rallied 16% over the past five days to celebrate its public listing on the S&P 500 index, scheduled for next week. Coinbase’s addition to the S&P 500 marks a historic milestone as the first cryptocurrency exchange included in the index, symbolizing a step toward mainstream acceptance of crypto. This move is expected to boost institutional interest and attract new capital, especially through passive funds that must buy S&P 500 components, effectively m
Car-buying frenzy ahead of tariffs continues, pushing new vehicle prices higher
Economists report the average transaction price in April surged 2.5% from March as buyers got in front of tariffs. Here's what's happening in May.
Nvidia CEO Sees No Evidence of AI Chip Diversion Into China
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