The tech industry is buzzing with excitement thanks to generative AI and expectations of lower interest rates. This has led some tech stocks to soar. But which one will climb the highest? Let's compare Apple (AAPL), Nvidia (NVDA), and Alibaba (BABA) to see which one analysts think has the most upsid
Asian stock markets shot up on Tuesday, following a record-breaking finish on Wall Street led by tech stocks. The S&P 500 hit an all-time high for the 54th time this year, while the Dow Jones dipped slightly. Some experts think Japan's stocks might benefit from President Trump's latest tariff threat
HSBC is optimistic about China's economic turnaround, thanks to recent government measures. Two stocks they're eyeing for 2025 are KE Holdings and Hongfa Technology. KE Holdings, a real estate player, might see a big boost if the property market rebounds. HSBC thinks its stocks could jump by over 70
Shares in dental supply company Henry Schein shot up on Monday, with investors anticipating changes in public health policies under a potential new administration. The move was sparked by the appointment of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as a contender for the Health and Human Services role. Kennedy's previo
The U. S. healthcare sector has been through a rough patch since the presidential election, with stocks like Danaher and Eli Lilly taking a hit. This uncertainty stems from President-elect Trump's choice for the Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. , known for his skepticism
President Donald Trump is set to reenter the White House, and his tough talk on China is expected to shake things up for companies doing business there. Stocks like Nvidia and AMD, which sell chips to China, might face volatility. But the key question is: How much will this talk impact their busines
When President-elect Donald Trump chose Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, health stocks took a dive. Kennedy is known for his skepticism about vaccines, which worried investors. Companies making vaccines, like France's Sanofi and London-listed GSK, saw their
Early Thursday, European markets saw a modest rise as investors analyzed global inflation and potential rate cut moves by central banks. The Stoxx 600 index was up a bit, with sectors showing mixed results. Telecom stocks led the gains, while household goods dipped. Burberry's shares shot up by 13%
On Tuesday, investors got worried that some stocks were getting too expensive. This is called a stock market "bubble. " These stocks, often riskier ones, had gone up a lot after Donald Trump was elected president. But before important US economic data was released on Wednesday, some of these stocks
Tech companies heavily relying on Chinese manufacturing might face tough times if Donald Trump's trade policies intensify. With Trump's reelection, U. S. -China trade tensions could escalate, potentially hurting businesses with significant exposure to Chinese suppliers. Trump proposed universal tari
