Bank of America said commodities could generate annualized returns of 11%, nearly doubling the recent performance of bonds.
The S&P 500 has a history of underperforming each September. On average, it's been the worst month for the benchmark index going back to 1928.
Looking ahead, investors will be eagerly awaiting the August jobs report, due out next Friday. Expectations are for the unemployment rate to edge down.
The CMBS market is in trouble, one hedge fund boss says, as loans on offices across the US are at risk of defaulting.
"Blackwell is not a concern. If anything, it's extremely bullish," one analyst said about Nvidia and its upcoming next-gen chip.
Fitch Ratings said the PCE data was a "double dose of good news" for investors as inflation data finally becomes boring again.
Warren Buffett, one of the greatest investors in history, dreads his birthday but says he concentrates on making the most of his remaining years.
Warren Buffett has talked about his hopes for Geico, buying two businesses, and hiring great managers in connection with birthdays.
Indexes were mixed after a positive GDP revision and Nvidia's 6% drop after earnings. Traders will assess the latest PCE inflation reading on Friday.
Tesla products have long been compared to Apple devices, with its cars sometimes being called an "iPhone on wheels."
JPMorgan suggests investors reposition away from cash-equivalents like short-dated Treasurys before the Fed cuts interest rates in September.
"We think the sell-off is an opportunity to accumulate the stock. This is not the internet bubble," Nancy Tengler, a chief investment officer, said.
The AI trade is shifting to devices from infrastructure, and Citi sees Apple selling 228 million iPhone units in 2024 and 241 million iPhones in 2025.
An across-the-board earnings beat wasn't enough to satisfy investors, who have gotten used to the chipmaker crushing estimates.
Indexes rose Thursday as investors react to Nvidia's earnings, which showed its narrowest earnings beat in the past several quarters.
Stocks dipped as traders eagerly awaited the chip giant's results. Wall Street expects Nvidia to report over $28 billion in revenue last quarter.
Shares of Trump Media extended losses this week, trading under $20. It's the lowest level since the company went public in March.
Both Trump and Harris have proposed trillions of dollars of economic stimulus that could boost the stock market in 2025, Ned Davis Research said.
The sharp decline knocked nearly $150 off Super Micro Computer's stock price to the $400 level, representing its lowest level since January.
This month's selloff was "a warning shot" even as the market seems to have regained confidence, Goldman's head of asset allocation research said.