The FTSE 100 Index has come under pressure in the past few weeks, moving from a high of 10,990 in July to the current 10,523. This retreat has continued as UK government bond yields have remained at an elevated level. Focus now shifts the upcoming earnings season, which will provide more color on corporate earnings
CoreWeave stock climbed to $91.90 on Tuesday, tracking gains across other neocloud companies such as IREN and Nebius. The shares are now up more than 50% from their lowest level this year. Still, despite this strong rally, the company faces substantial risks ahead. CoreWeave stock jumps as AI companies rally The ongoing CRWV stock rebound
Energy midstream companies are doing well this year as demand for oil and gas continues to rise. While investors often focus on Energy Transfer (ET) and Enterprise Products Partners (EPD), Plains All American Pipeline (PAA) is doing much better this year. Plains All American Pipeline is beating its rivals PAA is a top American company
Realty Income stock continued its strong freefall this week and is hovering at its lowest level since December last year. O peaked at $66.20 in July and has now retreated to $53.30, with its valuation falling from over $63 billion to $50 billion. So, is it safe to buy the dip? The ongoing retreat has
PayPal stock has remained in a narrow range since September as investors wait for the next move after Stripe and Advent International decided to abandon its buyout. PYPL was trading at $54.41 on Monday, lower than the August high of $62.45. It has formed an island reversal pattern, pointing to a rebound as its third-quarter
Scottish Mortgage share price has staged a strong breakout to a record high, supported by the ongoing recovery in its top portfolio companies. The stock has jumped to 1,645p, up about 40% this year and nearly 50% from its lowest point in 2026. It has also formed a cup-and-handle pattern, which points to further gains
The FTSE 100 Index has retreated in the past few weeks, moving from a high of 10,990 in July to a low of 10,387. It has slumped to its lowest level since July 16. This article looks at some of the top shares to watch this week. BT Group stock in focus amid TalkTalk buyout
Gold price remains in a downward trend this week, driven by the relatively strong US dollar and the rising US Treasury yields. It was trading at $4,120 on Tuesday morning, down from the August high of $4,692. This retreat may continue in the coming days as it continues forming a series of lower highs and
SanDisk stock has remained under pressure in the past few days and is now sitting at a crucial support level. SNDK dropped to $1,720, a few points below the important resistance level of $1,893. It has formed a highly bullish ascending triangle pattern, pointing to more gains in the coming days or weeks. SanDisk stock
Lumentum stock has continued rising and is now hovering at its all-time high, helped by the soaring demand for its products. It jumped to a high of $1,092, up by over 80% from its lowest level since July this year. This surge has driven its market capitalization to over $97 billion. Lumentum stock is soaring