Bloom Energy stock is in the spotlight this week because of its role in the beleaguered data center project in New Mexico. BE dropped to $254 on Thursday, before recovering a bit to the current $267. It remains about 25% below its highest point this year, and has formed an island reversal pattern. Bloom Energy
The 10-year Treasury yield reached a high of about 5.2% on September 24, a multi-decade high that should, by conventional logic, compress valuations across richly priced technology stocks. Instead, the Magnificent Seven stocks have kept climbing – decoupling from a bond market that continues to reprice higher. The immediate spark was viral consumer adoption of
Meta Platforms shares META slipped in premarket trading on Thursday as a sharp rise in US Treasury yields and higher oil prices weighed on broader market sentiment, even as investors digested a series of announcements from Meta Connect on Wednesday. Meta stock was down about 1.15% during premarket trading, while Nasdaq futures fell roughly 1%
Tesla stock has rebounded in the past few weeks, moving from a low of $297 in August to the current $380. It has rallied as traders buy the recent dip and predict more gains as gasoline prices jump. So, will these gains hold? European EV sales are soaring The ongoing shock in the energy market
US stocks opened lower Thursday as a historic selloff in Treasury bonds continued to dominate markets, with the 30-year yield touching its highest level in more than two decades. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 179.66 points, or 0.35%, to 51,331.93 shortly after the opening bell. The S&P 500 dropped 0.48% to 7,669.46, while the
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
Historically, two financial forces have consistently struck fear into equity markets: higher oil prices and a sharp increase in government bond yields. Elevated borrowing costs typically compress corporate valuations, while rising energy costs act as a stealth tax on consumer spending. Yet, in September 2026, standard market mechanics appear temporarily suspended. The 10-year US Treasury
SanDisk (NASDAQ:SNDK) received a fresh bullish call from Rosenblatt, which initiated coverage of the memory-chip maker with a Buy rating and a $2,400 price target. The stock gained 4% after the market opened on Tuesday. The target represents an upside of over 35% from SanDisk’s recent trading levels of $1,766.64, and comes after the stock