Meta’s stock is down more than 7% year to date. The company spent much of this year defending its decision to pour hundreds of billions of dollars into AI infrastructure, and investors who followed the Q1 earnings call on April 29 watched the stock drop another 6% to 7% after the company raised its capital
Gold investors were bracing for a familiar problem. Higher real rates, a stronger dollar, and a Federal Reserve that could continue to hammer one of the year’s hottest trades. For context, according to GoldPrice.org, gold is trading in the early $4,100s per ounce, still up an impressive 23% over the past year, while its 30-day
Nvidia stock hit an all-time high on May 14, 2026. Since then, it has lost roughly $1 trillion in market value. The stock is down about 16% from that peak, trading around $204, while the broader market has mostly moved higher. For investors who bought in during the spring run-up, it has been a rough
The Iran War, tariffs and the demand-driven AI-investment boon could add up to create inflationary conditions where Federal Reserve policymakers would need to consider interest-rate hikes later this year. But not just yet. According to the minutes of the June Federal Open Market Committee meeting, policymakers at the central bank were concerned about high inflation
Broadcom (AVGO) got some cold water poured on it on July 7. Just one day after, the stock jumped on news that Apple (AAPL) had extended its chip supply agreement through 2031 in a deal expected to exceed $30 billion. Erste Group analyst Hans Engel, who ranks 1,995 out of 12,375 Wall Street Analysts and
GameStop shareholders approved a routine-sounding item on Tuesday: more authorized Class A shares. The timing complicates that read. Six days earlier, Sony confirmed it will stop manufacturing physical PlayStation game discs starting in January 2028, closing the book on the exact product category GameStop was built to sell. Sony’s move wasn’t really a surprise. Nearly
Greg Abel‘s first quarter running Berkshire Hathaway‘s equity portfolio produced one of the most dramatic reshuffles the conglomerate has seen in over a decade. The new CEO initiated or significantly expanded positions in five stocks while dumping 16 others, shrinking total holdings from 42 to just 29 in a single quarter. That overhaul touched every
If you paid a tax penalty between January 2020 and July 10, 2023, there is a federal court ruling that says the IRS may have charged you incorrectly. The government is fighting that ruling in court. And by July 10, 2026, your window to get in line for a potential refund closes permanently. July 10,
If you have a child under 18 and have never owned a single share of stock, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has a message for you: The federal government wants to give your kid a head start. Bessent told Yahoo Finance that 38% of American households have no exposure to the equity markets, meaning they miss
Netflix used to be the easy app. One password covered a whole family, and the hardest decision most nights was what to watch. That version of the service began disappearing in 2023, when Netflix started charging extra for accounts shared outside a single household. The password crackdown was never really about passwords. It was about