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Traders watch key earnings, jobs data, and Fed signals as volatility stays elevated. Markets are stepping into one of the most closely watched weeks of the quarter, with traders sorting through a packed lineup that could set the tone heading into December. After all major indexes finished last week in
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Markets turn cautious as traders watch the week’s major catalysts. Wall Street closed the week with mixed but cautious moves as traders continued to react to shifting expectations for a December rate cut. The Dow slipped 0.65 percent and the S&P 500 edged down 0.05
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Stocks tumble as expectations for a December Fed cut fade sharply. Wall Street slumped on Thursday as fading expectations for a December interest-rate cut triggered broad selling across U.S. markets. The S&P 500 dropped 1.6 percent, the Dow Jones fell 1.7 percent, and the Nasdaq
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Strength in banks and other major sectors helped the Dow notch a fresh all-time high. Wall Street pushed higher on Wednesday as financials and health care led the gains, powering the Dow Jones to a new record close above 48,000. The move came as investors expected Washington to end
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Markets rally as Washington edges closer to ending the 41-day shutdown. The Dow surged to a record high on Tuesday, fueled by optimism that lawmakers in Washington are close to ending the 41-day U.S. government shutdown. The Senate’s approval of a short-term funding bill late Monday set the
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Kaltura (NASDAQ: KLTR) is a small-cap enterprise video platform with ~95% subscription revenue and high-70s gross margins. After a better-than-expected Q3, management outlined a path to double-digit growth and Rule of 30 by FY28, powered by the eSelf ($27M) AI avatar acquisition plus rising AI deal flow (Content Lab &
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Upwork (NASDAQ: UPWK) continues to evolve as the leading global freelancing marketplace, powered by strong network effects, improving monetization, and disciplined cost control. The company’s transition from a pure gig-matching platform to an AI-enabled work ecosystem, integrating talent cloud management and generative AI tools, positions it for sustainable growth
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Upstart Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: UPST) is back in focus after another sharp selloff, creating a compelling accumulation opportunity for growth-oriented investors. Despite macro headwinds and cautious guidance, UPST continues to post solid revenue growth, expanding profitability, and a structurally improving business model driven by AI-powered lending automation. * Q3 Revenue: $277M
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Appian Corporation (NASDAQ: APPN) is entering a strong rebound phase, powered by renewed confidence in AI-driven process automation and improving financial performance. Following its Q3 earnings beat, the stock surged nearly 40%, yet remains undervalued versus peers. * Q3 Revenue: $187M (+21% YoY), beating estimates of $174M (+13% YoY). * Subscription Growth:
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Stocks gained as lawmakers moved closer to reopening the government. Wall Street started the week on a hopeful note as optimism grew that lawmakers in Washington are nearing a deal to end the historic 41-day government shutdown. The progress lifted investor confidence and brought a wave of relief to the
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Duolingo, Inc. (NASDAQ: DUOL) remains the world’s top language-learning platform, delivering strong user growth, profitability, and engagement despite a 35% stock decline and post-earnings volatility. The company continues to post robust performance: daily active users (DAUs) are up 36% YoY (now >50M) and paid subscribers +34% YoY, showing
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Diamondback Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ: FANG) stands out as one of the best opportunities in U.S. oil right now. A low-cost, high-efficiency Permian producer trading far below its intrinsic value. Despite lower crude prices in 2025, FANG continues to deliver top-tier free cash flow (FCF), disciplined capital allocation, and shareholder