President Trump may demand 15% of Nvidia and AMD revenues on chip sales to China.
President Trump will gain another “yes” vote for lowering interest rates at the Fed.
President Trump announced even more tariffs last night: a 50% combined rate on Indian imports and 100% on imported semiconductors (with caveats).
On a quiet day for macroeconomic news, earnings dominate market action Wednesday morning.
President Trump is threatening up to 250% tariffs on pharmaceutical imports to the United States.
Key Points in This Article: Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A)(BRK-B) holds $344.1 billion in cash, largely in U.S.
Stock markets sold off on a raft of bad economic news last week, but are climbing again Monday.
If you're like most people, you may be investing brick by brick, a little at a time. You may have a nice round number, say $1,000 in cash, and want to add the next brick to your portfolio.
President Trump announced new global tariffs on dozens of countries last night, singling out Canada for a 35% levy.
Meta and Microsoft surge on earnings, lifting ETFs like QQQ, VOO, and VUG as AI momentum and U.S. growth drive market gains.
US GDP grew 3% in Q2, much stronger than expected and despite tariffs turmoil that began in April.
The S&P 500 more or less flatlined yesterday despite big tariffs news. It's moving higher today on positive earnings reports from multiple S&P 500 components.