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Robert Kiyosaki says he is watching technical charts for Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold and silver, but insists his entry strategy depends on the broader political and banking environment rather than short-term price drops.
Oil prices plunged as Strait of Hormuz navigation resumes, while artificial intelligence-linked stocks faced selling pressure over valuation concerns. JPMorgan upgraded its year-end S&P 500 forecast to 7,800, citing strong corporate performance.
Net revenue rose 7.4% to $2.9 billion, while the company plans to open large-format locations in New Jersey and Ohio in 2027 to complement its digital strategy.
The bank raises its 2030 industry total addressable market estimate to $2.7 trillion, citing Intel’s foundry advancements and server CPU potential despite near-term manufacturing uncertainties.
Stress capital buffers remain unchanged from last year’s assessment, while analysts predict moderate capital returns despite industry criticism of the testing framework.
The second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization has fallen below its 200-day simple moving average, with analysts citing geopolitical tensions and shifting developer focus as key headwinds.
The veteran trader contends that aggressive data-centre investment and depreciating hardware debt create a bubble larger than the 2008 crisis, while favouring Ethereum for near-term asymmetry.
The Financial Reports that the daughter’s visibility has intensified speculation she is being groomed for leadership, though no official confirmation exists regarding the timeline or her future role.
JPMorgan raises S&P 500 year-end target to 7,800 on AI-driven earnings resilience, while Alphabet prepares to join the Dow
International Business Machines sees stock rise 4.25% following analyst rating change and new cybersecurity partnership with OpenAI
Micron prepares for critical quarterly results while Alphabet joins the Dow Jones and Oracle accelerates capital expenditure on data centres.
Family-owned Schouten Europe has purchased Deventer-based Bobeldijk Food Group to increase production capabilities and strengthen its position in the European plant-based market.
Aoris Investment Management cites structural growth concerns in US property and industrial markets, shifting preference toward AI stocks and Cintas.
The Aoris International Fund reported Class A returns of -13.7% for the March quarter, citing artificial intelligence concerns in the software sector. The fund detailed its decision to repurchase Cintas Corporation at a lower valuation multiple after selling the position in July 2024.
The embattled beverage distributor cites a lack of available financing for its Illinois operations, while negotiations continue for assets in Michigan following a series of recent sales across the United States.
Silver July futures opened at $61.30 on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, before falling to $59.32, marking the first time the metal has traded below the $60 threshold since December 2025.
Barclays and JP Morgan appointed to manage auction process, with PwC administrators confirming the sale is underway and expected to last several months.
Investors reassess stretched tech valuations and AI demand sustainability amid diverging interest rate outlooks and broader macroeconomic uncertainty.
Heavy machinery specialist outperforms S&P 500 as generator sets become critical infrastructure for artificial intelligence facilities, with management projecting sales to triple by 2030.
Investors await semiconductor giant’s results for clarity on artificial intelligence spending, while the Dow prepares for a major index rebalance.
The highest available deposit rate stands significantly above the traditional savings average of 0.38%, set against a backdrop of Federal Reserve inactivity following 2025 cuts.
The transaction values Apogee shares at over $135 each, driven by the strong Phase 2 performance of lead asset Zumilokibart and its potential to challenge industry incumbents.
Wall Street closes mixed with the Dow rising and tech indices falling, as markets digest progress in US-Iran nuclear talks and a shift in Federal Reserve policy under new Chair Kevin Warsh.
The Canadian infrastructure provider sees stock jump as academic validation coincides with major cloud contracts and expansion plans.
While QQQ remains the dominant vehicle for options traders due to superior liquidity, a new analysis suggests QQQM offers better efficiency for long-term capital accumulation, provided investors manage tax implications carefully.
The upcoming sovereign debt restructuring in Venezuela is set to become the largest in history, with the new administration facing a $240bn liability pile.
A Financial Times journalist reflects on ten years of covering Andy Burnham, highlighting his political reinventions and stated desire to lead Britain.
The Clearwater, Florida location will close on July 5, 2026, marking the end of an era for the brand as it shrinks from 27 to 26 stores while competitors face similar headwinds.
Wall Street analysts maintain a ‘Strong Buy’ consensus on NiSource Inc, projecting 9% upside despite the stock underperforming the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the past year.
The spaceflight company has increased the size of its bond issuance to $25 billion, with bankers noting that elevated borrowing costs are attracting capital from investors.
Memory chipmakers SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics led a global tech downturn, dragging the Nasdaq down 1.6% and raising doubts about artificial intelligence valuations. Meanwhile, progress in US-Iran talks eased oil prices, and the Department of Energy announced $15 billion in loans for advanced reactors.
The largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization is trading in a tight range, with analysts monitoring a historical moving average crossover that has previously marked market bottoms.
A Financial Times analysis suggests Christopher Warsh can only secure enduring structural changes at the Federal Reserve by revising its core inflation and balance-sheet frameworks.
The cryptocurrency trades above $62,000, mirroring broader equity weakness and marking a 28% year-to-date decline.
Investors reassess artificial intelligence valuations following sharp declines in major chipmakers, even as geopolitical tensions ease with a US waiver on Iranian oil sanctions.
Analysts raise price targets on Intel citing stronger server CPU demand, though the company’s foundry division continues to report significant operating losses.
Investors retreat from technology stocks as a correction in SpaceX valuations triggers broader market weakness across international exchanges.
The Financial Times reports that Ken Griffin has established a significant commodities operation emerging from the aftermath of Enron’s failure.
Financial analyst Rob Isbitts argues that the lack of volatility in Berkshire Hathaway shares signals a top-heavy market structure driven by artificial intelligence and semiconductor concentration, raising the risk of a broad downturn.
A recent investment thesis published on TradersPro’s Substack positions the company as a key player in the expanding power grid and cloud computing sectors, though hedge fund interest has cooled slightly.
The new annualised rate of $4.88 applies through December 2026, with the first quarterly payment of $1.22 due in July.
Adjusted EBITA plunges 84% amid instant commerce losses and AI infrastructure spend, yet Michael Burry increases stake citing advanced AI capabilities
Michael Burry highlights the dangers of shorting SpaceX due to expensive put options and a tight public float, even as he questions the firm’s current worth.
Evan Greenberg describes the chokepoint as a war-zone environment, while Chubb and Lloyd’s of London move to underwrite passage through the strait amid escalating geopolitical tensions.
The decline reverses the initial surge seen during the company’s Nasdaq debut on 11 June 2026, wiping approximately $400bn from its market capitalisation.
The Financial Times reports the death of Alan Greenspan, who was highly regarded during his time as head of the US central bank but faced significant reassessment following the global financial crisis.
Echo Global Logistics launches domestic Mexican freight services while DP World explores a Gulf Coast container terminal and a Chinese supplier commits $42 million to Saltillo manufacturing.
Financial Times reports that Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham requires a clear vision to survive longer in power than the outgoing prime minister.