Bruno The Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index just hit its highest mark since the summer of 2023. Behind the surge: a supply crunch, war-driven fuel costs pushing buyers away from new vehicles, and a used market that refuses to cool down.
Tech stocks are having their worst stretch of performance relative to the broader market in half a century. Goldman Sachs says that’s exactly why you should be paying attention.
Mortgage rates have climbed back above 6.5%, buyer confidence is in freefall, and America’s usually-reliable spring selling season is quietly falling apart. The Iran conflict isn’t just an oil story anymore.
Pershing Square’s $64.4 billion proposal to acquire Universal Music Group is the most audacious activist move in years — and it tells you something important about where smart money thinks the next decade of returns lives.
While Wall Street fixates on oil prices and Hormuz tanker routes, Iran’s most credible counter-punch against U.S. strikes isn’t military — it’s digital. Here’s what that means for cybersecurity stocks and the investors paying attention.
WTI crude is up less than 1% with Trump threatening to bomb Iran’s infrastructure in under 24 hours. The market is saying something. Here’s what it is.
A boutique research firm dispatched an analyst to Oman’s Musandam Peninsula to watch tankers firsthand. What they found blows up the binary narrative markets have been trading on — and has major implications for oil positioning.
Everyone’s watching the Strait of Hormuz. The market’s real signal is hiding in the bond market. Here’s what actually tells you when stocks have found a floor.
The Trump administration quietly finalized Medicare Advantage payment rates for 2027—and the number was a lot better than Wall Street feared. UnitedHealth, Humana, and CVS exploded higher in after-hours trading. Here’s what changed and why it matters.
The S&P 500 just posted its fourth consecutive winning session on hopes of an Iran ceasefire. Then Trump called the proposal ‘not good enough.’ Here’s what the market got wrong — and what happens next.