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August ETF flows highlighted strong investor demand for S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, short-term Treasury, gold and bitcoin ETFs, while some major funds saw outflows.

Global fund flows are piling into a single sector at a pace that dwarfs every other corner of the market, and the trade hinges entirely on four companies delivering good news in October.

The real seasonal weakness tends to arrive late

Economist Justin Wolfers criticized Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s recent address at the Jackson Hole economic symposium. He asked if the Fed chief is operating as an independent “hawky hawk” or a MAGA “sock puppet.” Analyzing Warsh’s refusal to issue...

U.S. crude rose to hit $86 per barrel, with higher energy costs lifting Treasury 10-year yields to the highest since January 2025.

Baird just handed two farm equipment stocks a rare double upgrade on the same morning, but the reasoning behind each call points to a very different bet on how the ag cycle turns.

IREN's co-CEO just made a bold claim about how the company funds its massive fiscal 2027 buildout without a big equity raise, and the market is reacting while peers like TeraWulf head in the opposite direction.

Shopify shares are sliding hard on a quiet Monday with no downgrade, no news, and no company announcement, leaving traders to ask whether the August rally is simply running out of air or something bigger is starting to unwind.

California lawmakers handed utility investors a brutal surprise over the weekend, and the fallout raises an urgent question about whether PG&E and Edison International can absorb what comes next without a credit rating collapse.

Friday's post-earnings selloff in beauty stocks is reversing sharply, but the rebound in Ulta Beauty and e.l.f. Beauty is telling two very different stories depending on where each stock started the year.

Apple has run nearly 38% in a year, printed a ninth straight earnings beat, and authorized a massive buyback, yet something in the numbers is making analysts pause before calling it a buy.

Strategy just broke a long silence on Bitcoin buying, and the ripple hit a rival stock harder than Bitcoin itself. Here is why a corporate treasury move is moving shares that had nothing to do with the decision.

A YouTube creator famous for gaming content just became the largest shareholder of a struggling action-camera company trading below a dollar, and the market reacted in a way that raises serious questions about what is actually holding GoPro together.

Opendoor stock is cratering on a session where nothing appears to have gone wrong at the company itself, and that gap between the market's mild dip and OPEN's steep drop points to a force most retail investors underestimate until it hits their portfolio.

Affirm just posted one of its strongest quarters in years, yet its stock is sliding twice as fast as the broad market to start the week. The disconnect between the numbers and the price action points to something happening beneath the surface that every investor in the name needs to understand.

Crude oil surged on fresh Middle East tensions and Tesla shot up 4% while the broader market fell, but the last time this exact trade appeared, it collapsed before most traders could act on it.

Salesforce just posted a quarter that silenced its loudest critics, but the investment case for buying at current prices is more complicated than the 22% weekly rally suggests.

Salesforce just ripped 36% in a month on its boldest AI bet yet, but the stock now sits exactly where analysts think it belongs, leaving buyers with no margin for error and one soft quarter away from a painful unwind.

Shares of Chevron (NYSE:CVX) and Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM) are climbing in Monday morning trading after the United States and Iran resumed military strikes over the weekend, with shipping through the Strait of Hormuz still constrained. Chevron stock is up 3% to $207.80; Exxon Mobil stock is rising 3% to $161.31. The energy complex is repricing […]

Shares of CrowdStrike Holdings (NASDAQ:CRWD) are climbing 4% to $227.84 in Monday morning trading after the company opened its Fal.Con 2026 conference in Las Vegas with platform announcements. CrowdStrike stock was up 86% year to date through Friday’s close, and Monday’s move extends that run into fresh territory. This rally stands out against a softer […]

Leveraged ETFs soared in August as biotech, crypto, AI and gold-related stocks rallied, delivering triple-digit gains across several funds.

The broad market exchange-traded fund SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) was down 0.3%, and the actively t

Pinterest's surprise CFO resignation sent shares sliding Monday while a direct rival moved in the opposite direction, raising a pointed question about whether investors are reacting to a leadership gap or something more fundamental lurking in the guidance.

GameStop just rewrote the terms of a billion-dollar note exchange overnight, and the stock is responding, but the earnings story behind the move is more complicated than the headline gain suggests.

August turned out to be a pretty good month for S&P 500 investors. And some stocks wound up having a great month.

Converting a traditional IRA to a Roth during a market slump sounds counterintuitive, but a quirk in how the IRS measures taxable value turns portfolio pain into a rare tax advantage that most retirees never act on when they have the chance.

September has buried more portfolios than any other month since 1950, but one strategist says the traders treating this year like every other year are making a costly assumption about what actually drives those losses.

SPY built its reputation tracking the S&P 500 for over three decades, but a lesser-known rival now holds a structural and cost advantage that quietly compounds against long-term SPY holders every single year.

The U.S. national debt has officially surpassed $40 trillion, a staggering sum that market strategist Ryan Detrick visually equated to a stack of $1,000 bills reaching “72 times the height of Mount Everest.” Despite the daunting visual, Detrick is urging...

If you retire before 62, your portfolio has to write every single paycheck until Social Security kicks in, and most income strategies were never designed for that pressure. Three ETFs can close that gap, but each comes with a catch worth knowing before you buy.