Fair Isaac stock price continued its downward spiral this week, reaching its lowest level since July 2023. FICO fell to $772 in extended hours, and is down by 67% from its highest point in 2025, making it one of the top laggards in the S&P 500 Index this year. This retreat coincided with a major
Oil and Treasury yields continue to set the tone for US stocks, and neither have offered much relief lately. Still, Mad Money host and former hedge fund manager Jim Cramer says the answer is not to sell but to screen for demand, pricing power and scale. Cramer argues that companies passing that test can absorb
Gold has faced notable headwinds recently – feeling the pinch from “20-year highs” in long-dated bond yields, a resilient US dollar, and elevated crude prices. A sharp shift in sentiment also triggered a swift washout of short-term algorithmic positions built during late-summer rallies. Yet, despite these macro pressures and the inherent handicap non-yielding assets face
AMC Entertainment stock has gone parabolic since April, moving from the year-to-date low of $0.9291 to $3.30 today. It has already formed a golden cross pattern, pointing to further gains, helped by two major tailwinds: debt refinancing and revenue growth. AMC Entertainment stock is soaring amid debt refinancing The main catalyst for the rally is
The Nasdaq Composite rose 0.04% to 26,831.94 on Tuesday after Anthropic’s IPO prospectus revealed plans to spend $518 billion on cloud and AI infrastructure. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was roughly flat, and the S&P 500 held a modest gain. Several AI-linked names that jumped sharply at the open, including Nvidia, Micron and SanDisk, pared
Nvidia NVDA shares rose over 3% at market open on Monday after the chipmaker unveiled a record $150 billion share buyback, underscoring the extraordinary cash generation being driven by the artificial intelligence boom. The share received a boost despite broader markets remaining weak over rising oil prices and bond yields, with the 10-year Treasury yield
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 336 points to 51,492.19 in early trading on Monday as higher oil prices and Treasury yields pressured stocks. Nvidia bucked the weakness, jumping more than 3% after announcing the largest increase to a share buyback authorization on record. The S&P 500 slipped 0.50% to 7,704.53, and the Nasdaq Composite
The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) heads into the week with a big catalyst ahead: Micron’s earnings. Micron is the fund’s largest holding, and the report should show whether growth across the memory industry is holding up. DRAM closed last week at $61.91, more than double its all-time low but about 24% below its all-time high
Strategy stock (formerly known as MicroStrategy) MSTR fell 0.75% on Monday after the Bitcoin treasury company disclosed another purchase of 1,665 BTC for approximately $142.7 million. According to a Form 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Strategy acquired the Bitcoin between Sept. 21 and Sept. 27 at an average price of $85,681 per
Nike (NKE) shares have come under pressure on Friday after a Bank of America analyst, Lorraine Hutchinson, downgraded the athletic footwear company to underperform. In her research note, Hutchinson lowered her price target on NKE to $30, signalling potential downside of another 15% from current levels. Her bearish call is particularly significant given Nike stock