U.S. stock futures point to gains
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From mid-2025 onwards, it looks like the stock's price wants to break out of the handle’s resistance level. If it indeed happens, the Coinbase stock's price could hit the target range of $950-$1,550, as Ali predicts.
Markets have already priced in the best-case scenario. Investors are in store for a pullback, Evercore's Julian Emanuel said.
Nvidia stock will be driven by earnings reports from technology companies, kicking off with Google-parent Alphabet on Wednesday. Watch this figure.
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Opendoor Technologies rose 25% in premarket trading after a social media post by Carvana spotter Eric Jackson. Tesla rose slightly ahead of Wednesday's earnings.
Penny stock iBroker platform Opendoor's share price rose by 24% in pre-market trading Monday morning, continuing last week gains of 188%.
Consumers have shifted. With recession fears rising and tariffs threatening to push prices higher, value is now king, and Dollar Tree is winning the crown. What sets this retailer apart is its ability to hold the line on price while rivals like Walmart and Target pass rising costs onto consumers.
U.S. stock-market futures were little changed Sunday, as investors await the next tariff developments and a big week of quarterly earnings. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were last up around 62 points,
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Nvidia and Broadcom both have reported soaring demand for their products. Stock splits were a big thing last year, with many major companies across industries launching such operations. Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA),
Baby boomer are often overlooked in discussions about the retail trader phenomenon. BI spoke to three who have been in the market for decades.
Cleveland-Cliffs reports a per-share loss of 50 cents from sales of $4.9 billion. Wall Street was looking a per-share loss of 71 cents from sales of $4.9 billion.