Rivian, Tesla and the 'Holly Index': How to trade the new EV Main Street battle
The EV landscape in the United States may be on the verge of a regime change.
Tesla sales and production numbers, reported Thursday,
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Tech stocks on track for record annual inflows as investors pile into the AI trade
If investors are getting nervous about how fast tech stocks have risen this year, they aren’t really showing it.
Tech stocks are on track for their largest annual inflows in history, according to new data from Bank of America (see the chart below). At the current pace, that would constitute about $152 billion in annual inflows.
This spread in options trading bets on further weakness in bitcoin amid downturn
Bitcoin has seen a drawdown of more than 30% in 2026. It’s all taken a toll on the iShares Bitcoin Trust fund, known as IBIT.
Micron: Buy On Stock Pullback, Strong Fundamentals, Value, And Potential Stock Split
This article was written by23.37K FollowersFollowMichael Fitzsimmons is a retired electronics engineer and avid investor. He advises investors to construct a well-diversified portfolio built on a core foundation of a high-quality low-cost S&P500 fund. For investors who can tolerate short-term risks, he advises an over-weight position in the technology sector, which he believes is still in the early stages of a long-term secular bull-market.
Why A Growth Stock Downturn Will Crush Covered Call ETFs
This article was written by11.84K FollowersFollowI’m Rob Isbitts, founder of Sungarden Investment Publishing. I run the new investing group Sungarden Investors Club, a community dedicated to navigating the modern investment climate with humility, discipline, and a non-traditional approach to income investing. I’ve been charting investments since the 1980s, and I spent decades an an investment advisor and fund manager before semi-retiring in 2020.
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Are Advisors Rethinking Index Investing?
Concerned about an AI bubble? Sign up for The Daily Upside for smart and actionable market news, built for investors. Indexes don’t play favorites, but clients might ask you to. As sub-categories of various technology sectors (ahem … artificial intelligence) continue to dominate stock market performance, financial advisors are starting to question the pros and cons of passive broad market index investing.
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Trump rings Stock Market bells from White House to launch his kiddie investment accounts
Donald Trump rang the opening bell for the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq on Monday as he touted the launch of “Trump accounts” — federally-backed investment accounts for American children.Flanked by Cabinet officials and a group of children in the Oval Office, Trump rang a replica of the bell placed on the Resolute Desk at 9:30 as the trading floors opened.”With the ringing of the opening bell for the stock market,
Social Security benefits: There’s an important change in payment schedule this month
Before June 1997, all Social Security benefits were paid on the third of the month.However, as the number of beneficiaries grew, the single-day payout method became unwieldy, prompting the Social Security Administration to spread distribution across four days each month.The majority of the schedule is straightforward. The second Wednesday of the month is for beneficiaries whose birthdays fall between the first and the 10th of the month.
3 Critical Minerals ETFs Capturing the Reshoring Trade as China Tightens Export Controls
Quick Read REMX surged 146% since April 2025 as the purest rare earth play; LIT spreads exposure across 40 lithium-to-battery chain names. China controls roughly 60% of global rare earth production and has invested over $120 billion in overseas critical mineral projects since 2023. Don’t wait: the analyst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just revealed his top 10 AI stocks.
Hedge funds dumped chip stocks for a fourth week as AI shares sold off
By Nell MackenzieUpdated Mon, July 6, 2026 at 11:18 AM UTCBy Nell MackenzieLONDON, July 6 (Reuters) – U.S. hedge funds sold tech hardware stocks for a fourth week in a row, according to a client note from Goldman Sachs on Friday, in line with a recent decline in global chip shares and just before many of these companies will report earnings.Tech shares and especially semiconductors have propelled the broader equity market higher this year.
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