Shares of Intel (INTC) fell 2% on Monday, extending the stock’s losing streak to a fifth consecutive session after a sharp pullback late last week. However, the stock recovered and was trading down 0.18% at the time of writing. The decline followed a powerful rally that pushed Intel stock up roughly 170% in 2026 as
Brent crude oil price ended last week at $109.50, its highest point since May 5 this year. It has soared by over 13% from the lowest point this month, and may have more gains ahead as the quagmire between the US and Iran continues. Worse, it has formed the bullish inverted head-and-shoulders pattern, pointing to
Pi Network price dropped for three consecutive days, reaching its lowest level since February 26. It has now plunged by nearly 50% from its highest point in March this year, and this trend may continue in the near future. Pi Network price technicals point to more downside The daily chart shows that the value of
Zeta Global stock price jumped by over 4% on Friday in a high-volume environment after the company joined the Open Semantic Exchange (OSI), an initiative by Snowflake. ZETA jumped to $17.6, its highest point since May 7 as focus shifts to the upcoming JPM Global Technology, Media, and Communications Conference. Zeta Global stock jumped after
Shares of Intel (INTC) and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) are bleeding red this morning amidst a broader macro-driven sell-off across the US semiconductor names. Investors seem to be taking profit following parabolic multi-week rallies that have seen valuations soar to historic extremes. In fact, UBS analysts labeled current multiples as “statistical outliers” – flashing bubble-like
More than 25 years after the dot-com crash wiped out trillions of dollars in market value, some of the same companies that once symbolised the excesses of the internet boom are once again at the centre of Wall Street’s hottest rally. Cisco Systems, Intel (INTC) and Corning — three companies whose meteoric rise and collapse
The iShares Silver Trust (SLV) is facing heavy selling pressure on Friday primarily because of the leadership transition at the US Federal Reserve. Today marks the official end of Jerome Powell’s term as Fed Chair. The transition to Kevin Warsh, President Trump’s nominee, has triggered a “sell the news” sentiment for two big reasons. Versus
Shares of cryptocurrency-linked companies fell Friday as investors pulled back from the sector after an initial rally sparked by progress on US digital asset legislation faded amid renewed concerns about crypto prices and broader macroeconomic risks. Shares of Coinbase Global (COIN) dropped 7.6% after climbing more than 5% in the previous session, while Robinhood Markets
Shares of Micron Technology (MU) fell sharply on Friday as renewed uncertainty surrounding Nvidia’s AI chip sales to China triggered a broader semiconductor selloff and prompted investors to lock in profits following Micron’s massive recent rally. Micron shares dropped roughly 7.3% during the session after climbing to a fresh all-time high near $818 earlier in
Elon Musk’s rocket and satellite maker SpaceX is preparing for one of the most closely watched stock market debuts in recent years, with the company targeting an initial public offering as early as June 12, according to people familiar with the matter cited by Reuters. The company plans to price its IPO as early as