Nike Hit a 12-Year Low. October 1 Is What the Stock Needs.
Running is growing fast, China is still a problem, and Q1 fiscal 2027 earnings are the first test of whether CEO Elliott Hill’s turnaround is landing.
Running is growing fast, China is still a problem, and Q1 fiscal 2027 earnings are the first test of whether CEO Elliott Hill’s turnaround is landing.
Five straight quarters of double-digit comps, 52 new stores, and a $600 million buyback make Five Below the clearest buy in a broken discretionary sector.
The 370-48 House vote removes the Sept. 30 cliff, keeps the data calendar intact, and hands traders a fresh deadline to watch.
Income investors should look twice at PJM’s merchant generators, as the capacity shortage is locking in revenue that bond proxies simply cannot match.
Phase 2 of the chip tariff could turn server OEM bills of materials into a trade-policy variable, and the data center carve-out is the only number that matters.
Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech shifted September hike odds to a coin flip. Here is the full trading plan.
Mexico is negotiating its way out of tariffs while Canada retaliates with C$27.6B. Two very different outcomes are now in motion.
A $2,000 foldable iPhone, a split cycle, and memory costs change the math for AAPL investors heading into Sept. 9.
A five-week winning streak, roughly $4,600 gold, and record central bank buying: what the debasement trade’s return means for your portfolio.
Record Q2 sales, a Trane partnership, and a 307 GW data center backlog that compounds quietly.