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Semiconductor stocks have been on a tear lately, with European and U.S. markets celebrating the news that curbs on semiconductor exports to China might not be as stringent as initially feared.
Commodities
With oil prices bouncing amid Middle East tensions and OPEC+ moves, energy markets are anything but predictable. From Exxon’s big shale buy to Chevron’s offshore plays, the landscape is shifting fast. Here’s a breakdown of what’s driving oil’s volatility and strategies to watch in energy.
With crypto prices riding high but trading volumes dipping, we explore whether Coinbase's stock reaction is a short-term setback or a sign of deeper issues. Regulatory headwinds, institutional interest, and Coinbase’s ongoing expansion efforts add complexity to the picture.
Stock Markets
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway just dumped a huge chunk of Apple, raising cash to record levels. Is this a cautious profit play, or a warning shot for tech? With sky-high valuations and slowing growth, Apple and the broader tech market might be on the edge. Here’s what to watch.
Market Recap
Hello traders, Marcello here, founder of The Day Trading Academy, bringing you the weekly recap of what happened in the markets. We’ve got Warren Buffett selling more stock, a major hurricane in the U.S., and some controversial pandemic-related news. Let’s jump in. Hurricane Helene and Minimal U.
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BlackRock’s influence stretches far beyond Wall Street—they’re profiting from the Ukraine war, funding post-war reconstruction, and owning massive stakes in the S&P 500. From defense contracts to privatized assets, their reach is global, and their financial power is reshaping world events.
Stock Markets
Warren Buffett’s recent sale of Bank of America shares signals a shift in his strategy. With inflation and lower interest rates squeezing bank profits, where will the world's greatest investor look to next?
The U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.50%, sparking hopes for economic recovery as borrowing costs drop. Meanwhile, Warren Buffett is selling billions in stocks, Tesla sees a surge in China, and Bitcoin rises. Get the full recap on markets, commodities, and global economic updates.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.50%, sparking hopes for economic recovery as borrowing costs drop. Meanwhile, Warren Buffett is selling billions in stocks, Tesla sees a surge in China, and Bitcoin rises. Get the full recap on markets, commodities, and global economic updates.
Moderna has reportedly admitted its mRNA vaccine may be linked to cancer due to DNA contamination. Additionally, claims suggest the monkeypox outbreak might be a cover for vaccine side effects, notably shingles, misdiagnosed as monkeypox. These revelations are raising concerns about transparency.
The world is running low on chocolate. No, seriously—cacao, the key ingredient in chocolate, is in short supply, and the ripple effects are hitting the entire supply chain, from African farmers to your favorite candy bars.
Hey traders, Marcello here, founder of The Day Trading Academy. Welcome to the weekly recap of what’s been happening in the markets. Over two trillion dollars have been wiped out from the markets in just six days—that’s the size of Canada’s economy! We’ve also got
China’s economy is under intense pressure. What used to be a powerhouse is now struggling, thanks to a collapsing real estate sector and some tough demographic challenges. Here’s what’s happening and why it matters. The Real Estate Pillar is Cracking China’s real estate market, once a
Just when you thought climate hoaxers had it all figured out, Mother Nature throws a curveball. In a "surprising twist", the Atlantic Ocean is cooling at record speeds, and climate scientists are scratching their heads. Add to that the 50 U.S. cities that just reported record-low temperatures
U.S. housing starts took a steep dive in July, dropping 6.8% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of around 1.238 million units. Compared to last year, that's a 16% decrease, with the single-family home sector getting hit the hardest—a 14.1% drop in starts.
Hey traders, Marcello here, founder of The Day Trading Academy. Today, we’re recapping last week’s market activity, covering finance, the economy, and everything in between. The big news: the interest rate gods have finally spoken. We’re likely to see an interest rate cut soon. And on the
Japan just issued a major advisory about the Nankai Trough, a fault line that basically sits there like a ticking time bomb. We’re talking about a fault that could produce an earthquake in the magnitude 8 or 9 range, which is basically the kind of shake that could rearrange
The commercial loan debt market is starting to look like a ticking time bomb—one that might just blow up in 2024-25. And no, I’m not talking about a cute little firecracker. I’m talking about a $929 billion explosion waiting to happen. So, let’s dive into what’