Teresa Rivas

Real estate has been the market’s worst-performing sector, weighed down by high rates and weak demand. Technical signals suggest it may finally be stabilizing.

After a choppy start to trading, stocks jumped on strong manufacturing data. Plus, AI and your taxes.

History suggests the relationship between the dollar and equities is inconsistent—and investors may be overreacting to the currency’s recent slide.

Strong demand, years of underinvestment, and deglobalization trends are reinforcing the case for higher prices across metals and energy.

One clear beneficiary of the turmoil: precious metals. Silver has been unstoppable, hitting $100 for the first time in history with a 43% year-to-date gain.

Stocks headed higher again as the Greenland crisis receded and strong fundamentals came back in focus.

Gold is up nearly 12% this year, trouncing the S&P 500. Gavekal Research says that could push investors toward non-U.S. equities and equal-weight strategies.

Shares of the German footwear brand have gone basically nowhere since their 2023 initial public offering. There are reasons to be hopeful.

Equity valuations are near the highest levels since 1880, Torsten Sløk says.

Goldman’s report was a boost for the Dow while Taiwan Semiconductor offered fresh hope for the AI trade.

The narratives around retailers are often changing. The market judges them for both their track records and expectations for top- and bottom-line growth.

Stocks have shrugged off…practically everything in the first two weeks of the year.

Investors expect another strong earnings season, but margins, GDP trends, and high expectations could make upside harder.

Stocks edged higher as investors focused on earnings optimism rather than Fed worries.

AI growth pitted against power availability is a “perfect storm” for 2026, warns Jordi Visser, head of AI Macro Nexus Research for 22V Research.

After falling 6% in 2025, shares of the warehouse store chain could be set for a rebound.

Better clarity on tariffs, a revival in demand, and the possibility of more corporate tie-ups could give it a lift.

Academy Sports & Outdoors looks inexpensive after a long slump, but weak momentum and limited upside suggest investors may need more patience before betting on a comeback.

Sevens Report president Tom Essaye took a look at all 11 sectors of the market on Tuesday to see which are pricey and which aren’t.