Economy

Goldman Sachs stock has pulled back in the past few months despite its strong revenue and profitability growth. GS dropped to $949, down by 17.2% from its highest point this year, and is hovering at its lowest level since May 20th. Focus now shifts to the rumored Palmer Square Capital.  Goldman Sachs is leaning on

Bitcoin is rallying despite a macro backdrop that should, on paper, be working against it. BTC has jumped from roughly $76,000 last week to around $86,000 this week, extending a sharp rebound even as the Fed raised interest rates, oil remained elevated, and the US-Iran conflict continued to cloud the outlook. Yet the move is

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) surged roughly 26% over 24 hours to trade above $340 on Wednesday, emerging as one of the cryptocurrency market’s strongest performers after CME Group unveiled plans to launch regulated BCH futures. The announcement triggered an immediate reaction, with Bitcoin Cash reportedly climbing approximately 14% within an hour before extending its advance toward

Top quantum computing stocks like IonQ, Rigetti Computing (RGTI), and D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) are rising today after IonQ made a breakthrough this week.  IonQ stock is up more than 10% in the pre-market session, while D-Wave Quantum is up 4.70%. Rigetti Computing is up by over 5.2%, while Infleqtion (INFQ) is up by over 5.5%. 

Rapid advances in artificial intelligence are widening corporate attack surfaces, turning enterprise security into an essential operating expense rather than a discretionary technology purchase. While broader software valuations have faced significant pressure this year, cybersecurity stocks have emerged as a rare pocket of premium multiples tied to mission-critical demand. Ritholtz chief executive Josh Brown contends

US stocks opened lower on Wednesday, pulling back after the Nasdaq Composite closed at a record high a day earlier, as investors rotated out of some of this week’s biggest technology winners. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 148.57 points, or 0.29%, to 51,715.12. The S&P 500 dropped 0.12% to 7,755.71, while the Nasdaq Composite

Microsoft (MSFT) stock gained 2% on Wednesday after the market opened after Stifel upgraded the technology giant to Buy from Hold and raised its price target to $575 from $530. The new target implies around 15% upside from Tuesday’s close. Stifel said Microsoft’s artificial intelligence initiatives, Azure growth and Microsoft 365 Copilot adoption could support

Nexo has published its “The Future of Digital Wealth 2026” report, which examines how affluent investors in the US, UK, and Argentina are incorporating crypto into their broader financial strategies. According to Nexo, operational friction rather than investor conviction is the main barrier preventing high-net-worth investors from using crypto as part of long-term wealth building.

XRP gained more than 7% over 24 hours as a weekend rally lifted cryptocurrencies and forced traders with bearish positions out of the market.  The token outpaced several other major crypto assets, drawing attention to both the scale of the short squeeze and recent developments across Ripple’s payments ecosystem. Trading volume rose 155% to $7.4