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The three-month moving average of nonfarm payrolls rose in both April and May. The unemployment rate has been steady at 4.2% for the past three months.
With the rapid monetization of its Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform, a strategic cloud migration unlocking much higher margins, and growing international traction, DocuSign is making a bold pivot.
The only thing worse than a government that can’t control the nation's borders, or balance a budget, or keep track of how it’s spending trillions of dollars is one that knows everything about you.
The European ETF industry enjoyed healthy inflows over the course of April despite the market turmoil caused by the announcement of new tariff regimes by the U.S.
The indicator detected a recession in March 2024, stayed above the threshold thereafter, so the implication is that we are currently the same recession.
The broader indexes saw a nice uptick on Friday as May's Jobs report came in better than expected. Here are a few stocks investors will want to consider following May’s optimistic jobs report, with payroll stocks being of interest in particular.
Where’s the dollar going this year? How many times will the Fed cut rates? Fastest finger first! James Smith looks back at our very own Ask the Audience from this week’s webinar.
Africa’s income level per capita would be 40% higher if it had grown at the global average since 1990. Nearly 83% of Africa’s employment is informal, and “86% of 10-year-olds in Africa can’t read and understand a simple paragraph.
Microchip Technology's stock surged 26% in May and is now back to where it was at the end of December, 2024. The rally was fueled by a mix of strategic product launches, upbeat financial guidance, and renewed investor confidence.
We discuss the fallout from Musk’s fight with Trump, recent reporting on Palantir contracts, and how the courts are not interested in protecting rights.
Interval funds are expensive, there are issues with how the funds (don't) mark to market and liquidity is very limited, often only 5% of the fund can be sold on just a quarterly basis. If someone really needed out, it could take a very long time.
It’s too early to know whether thorium will become a dominant fuel source. But the world is beginning to realize it can’t meet its future energy needs with solar panels and wind farms alone.
Constellation Energy is the largest producer of carbon-free energy in the United States, operating a fleet of nuclear, hydro, wind, and solar power facilities.
Serious traders understand just how systemically important bonds are, and they will threaten the S&P 500 as capital tries to rebalance in a crazy macro environment.
While macro headwinds like tariffs remain a concern, experts believe a bigger problem facing the athleisure giant this year may be saturation in the U.S. and Canada.
The Trump-Musk divorce has gotten nasty. What started as a criticism about Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” and its impact on the budget deficit has quickly devolved into name calling and threats.
High Band Memory (HBM) is a certain number of conventional direct random-access memory (DRAM) chips stacked together to handle massive amounts of data without lag time and have come into their own with the advent of generative AI.
It would seem evident that most investors would understand that consumer spending drives economic growth, ultimately creating corporate earnings growth.
The big money managers on Wall Street completely fumbled the market’s pullback earlier this year. They’ve only now started to cover their shorts, which is only adding fuel to this rally.
CRWD stock is up and could rise further based on its strong free cash flow growth (FCF) and FCF margins. One way to play it is to sell short out-of-money puts.
The BLS reported that in May, the worst case scenario was averted, with the US adding a modest 139K, which, while below last month's print, was above the median consensus of 126K, and well inside the estimated range of 75K to 190K.
