Year: 2025

Year: 2025
Investing

CoreWeave stock price forecast ahead of earnings: will it pop or drop?

CoreWeave stock price has pulled back in the past few weeks, moving to the lowest level since September 9, as concerns about the AI bubble remains. It also retreated as competition in the industry rose, and as investors waited for the upcoming earnings, which would provide more color on its business.  It was trading at

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Applied Materials stock: AMAT forms risky pattern before earnings

Applied Materials stock price has staged a strong rally this year and is now hovering near its all-time high. AMAT was trading at $230, lower than the record high of $252, and 87% above the lowest level this year.  Applied Materials earnings preview Applied Materials is a top company that provides products that are widely

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Nebius stock forms a dangerous pattern ahead of earnings

Nebius stock price has done well this year as the company continued to benefit from the artificial intelligence (AI) tailwinds and soaring demand for its solutions. NBIS was trading at $120 in the pre-market session, up by 530% from its lowest level this year.  Why Nebius stock is soaring this year The Nebius stock price

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Senate in limbo as Thune eyes long haul until shutdown ends

The Senate is in for a rare weekend session as the chamber remains in limbo while lawmakers try to find a way out of the government shutdown. Behind the scenes, appropriators are cooking up a trio of spending bills to attach to the House-passed continuing resolution (CR), along with an extension to the bill that

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Senate could take test vote on new spending bill as early as Sunday afternoon

The Senate could take a test vote as early as tomorrow afternoon on a revamped Republican bill to end the government shutdown and fund parts of the government for the rest of the fiscal year.  We are still waiting on bill text on a measure which would fund the government through late January and provide

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Reckoning looms for politicians as longest government shutdown persists

A reckoning is coming. Or shall we say, ‘reckonings.’ And they’re coming, whether the government re-opens soon or remains shuttered. If the government stays closed, voters will likely torch both parties for not hammering out a deal. Air traffic delays are stacking up. Those problems only intensify as we near Thanksgiving and Christmas. That’s to

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TEVI TROY: Celebrating 50 years of presidential mockery

Nov. 8, 2025, marks the 50th anniversary of Chevy Chase’s comedic portrayal of U.S. President Gerald Ford as a bumbling klutz on ‘Saturday Night Live.’ Nowadays, we expect ‘SNL’ to mock the president. (There’s even speculation going into each administration about who will play the president.)  But when Chase did it for the first time,

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‘Genocide can’t be ignored’: GOP lawmaker backs Trump’s threat of military action in Nigeria

Republican Rep. Riley Moore said the United States could take a range of actions — including sanctions and ‘even kinetic military action’ — in response to what he called the ‘genocide’ of Christians in Nigeria. Trump designated Moore, a member of the Appropriations Committee from West Virginia, along with Chairman Tom Cole, R-Okla., to lead

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Iran smuggled $1B to Hezbollah this year despite US sanctions, Treasury official says

The Iranian regime has managed to smuggle at least $1 billion to its terrorist proxy Hezbollah in Lebanon despite heavy sanctions this year, top officials at the U.S. Treasury Department say. John Hurley, the undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, says Iran remains committed to its proxy groups throughout the Middle East. Nevertheless, he says

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Republicans unveil key piece of shutdown puzzle in bid to reopen government

Senate Republicans unveiled a crucial piece of the puzzle in their bid to reopen the government and plan to plow ahead with a vote on Sunday.  While both sides still appear at an impasse on extending expiring Obamacare subsidies, appropriators moved ahead with a package of spending bills that Republicans hope will jumpstart the government

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