Nasdaq ETF (QQQ)

Investors can no longer ignore the ongoing AI revolution.

In a post on Truth Social, President Trump said an interest rate cut would give a boost to the housing sector.

Yardeni said while markets are “hoping” for a 25-basis-point cut, they would be “pleasantly surprised” by a 50 bps cut.

The QQQ relies on large-cap technology stocks to outperform the greater market.

Famed short-seller Jim Chanos bets against AI hype, taking the "under" on Brookfield's forecast of 10x AI data center growth to 82GW.

U.S. stock futures were swinging on Monday following Friday's mixed close. Futures of major benchmark indices were mixed.

The CME FedWatch Tool, which predicts rate moves based on expectations of futures traders, puts the odds of a 25 basis-point cut in September at 94.2%.

Rep. Tim Moore (R-N.C.) bets against the U.S. economy, buying a leveraged bear ETF ($TZA). See the lawmaker's latest controversial trades.

Following a strong rebound on Thursday, September 11, market breadth weakened sharply again on Friday, September 12, with broad-based selling pressure resuming across the board. Participation levels declined on nearly all key metrics, reversing the brief improvement seen the day before.

Eric Jackson rejects the "Roaring Kitty" label. See why he calls Opendoor (OPEN) a "cult stock" and not a "meme stock" like GameStop (GME).

Moody's Mark Zandi warns of an "uncomfortably high" 48% US recession risk, citing a deepening jobs recession and a weakening economy.

The Invesco QQQ Trust is full of high-powered growth stocks that can make it an ideal investment for the long haul.

The Invesco QQQ Trust is a great ETF to own for the long haul.

Global financial markets in 2025 are navigating a complex landscape shaped by persistently high, or "sticky," inflation and the increasingly cautious stance of major central banks regarding interest rate adjustments. Despite initial hopes for a swift return to pre-pandemic price stability, inflation, particularly in the services sector and fueled by

Data from Freddie Mac shows that the average rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage was 6.35% as of Friday, down from 6.5% last week.

A Fed rate cut is likely. Learn how to restructure your portfolio with expert advice on bonds, growth stocks, and real assets to manage risk.