Known for helping families stay in the right place, this tech firm’s director sold insider shares toward the end of 2025 despite the company’s stock strongly finding its place in the market.
CES is always an exciting event as new products -- both realistic and wild -- are introduced. This year, Uber and Nvidia stole the headlines and these Motley Fool contributors discuss what else they learned from CES.
Looking over the longer term, grocery prices rose 2.4% y/y through December 2025. In contrast, they rose only 1.7% y/y through December 2024. So much for bringing down grocery prices.
Friday was a historic day for silver as it beat a volatile two-day losing streak with a massive rebound. Are you a silver gambler or a silver landlord?
The Gold Miners ETF continues to demonstrate strength, advancing in the form of an impulsive Elliott Wave structure. The cycle that began from the October 28, 2025 low remains in progress, unfolding as a clear five-wave sequence.
Gene Munster says Apple's decision to move from OpenAI's ChatGPT to Google's Gemini strengthens the chances of a successful Siri overhaul, signaling a more serious AI push as leadership changes, analyst optimism, and market dynamics underscore rising competition with Alphabet.
Shares of Gelteq Ltd. jumped 69.25% in after-hours trading following the company's announcement of encouraging preclinical data for its cannabinoid oral gel platform.
Anthony Scaramucci warns of 'institutional' problems at home, listing five red flags: checks and balances failing, tariff costs, executive overreach, corruption risk, and political instability.
Economist Justin Wolfers slammed the latest escalation in the feud between President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, after the Justice Department threatened the central bank with a "criminal indictment" over its multi-billion-dollar headquarters renovation project.
Google is preparing to start building its most advanced Pixel phones in Vietnam this year, according to Nikkei Asia, a move that reflects the broader effort by US tech firms to reduce their reliance on China.
Cryptocurrency prediction market sees low odds that the Supreme Court will rule in favor of President Donald Trump's tariffs, with a decision anticipated on Wednesday, January 13.
Elon Musk's SpaceX is reportedly providing free Starlink internet in Iran amid nationwide protests and a government-imposed five-day internet blackout, while authorities attempt to block access.
Trump appears to use expletive and flip off a worker at a Ford plant in Michigan. He is in the state to promote his agenda and address the Detroit Economic Club. The White House defends his response, while Democrats criticize him for protecting pedophiles and insulting American workers. The Justice Department is facing backlash for missing the deadline to release Epstein-related material.
President Donald Trump said that the U.S. is receiving massive volumes of crude oil from Venezuela following the "flawless" military operation earlier this month, which led to the capture of the country's President, Nicolás Maduro.
A reflection on how Wall Street experts misjudged 2025, why markets often behave irrationally, and why following price trends through simple technical analysis is key to successful long-term investing.
Despite being late to the foldable smartphone market, Apple is not at a strategic disadvantage, with analyst Ming-Chi Kuo noting its software advantage and strong market potential, while Samsung highlights growing foldable adoption and traders bet on a premium iPhone launch before 2027.
The Trump administration approved Nvidia's H200 AI chip sales to China under strict testing, supply, security and payment conditions, a move that has sparked political backlash even as demand from Chinese firms remains strong and analysts say access to Nvidia chips is key to China's AI competitiveness.
Major U.S. stock indexes closed lower on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping 0.8% to 49,191.99. The S&P 500 slipped nearly 0.2% to 6,963.74, while the Nasdaq edged down 0.1% to 23,709.87. These are the top stocks that gained the attention of retail traders and investors through the day:
Market bias remains bullish as Nasdaq and S&P set up a potential slingshot reversal. Trader watches for bear traps, range rotations, and breakout pullbacks ahead of key catalysts, including Supreme Court tariff news and TSMC earnings.
rates appear to be frozen in time, with economic data—whether good or bad—having no effect on the long end of the curve. Today’s CPI report, which missed on the core, had no impact on the 30-year yield.
Visa (V) with a possible bounce play off of the rising trend-line, but could see further selling down to a more conservative drawing of the same trend.
Gold stocks have soared over the last year amid the rally in gold prices. Miners are paying handsome dividends as their cash flows have tracked gold prices higher.
