- August 26, 2024
‘FOMO’ returns to the options market as traders chase stocks higher
Once again, option traders are giving in to the “fear of missing out” and chasing the stock-market rally higher. Source link
Can Nvidia’s stock hit a high after earnings? Options market says it’s unlikely.
Investors may have high hopes that Nvidia will again report strong earnings the propels its stock to record highs, but the options market appears to
The stock market is entering the most volatile period of the 2024 presidential election year
There is still no green light for the stock market as the 2024 presidential election season gets into full swing. The S&P 500’s historical performance
Is your gym boring? Here’s what the fitness industry is doing to woo Gen Z.
Old-school gyms face financial challenges, but experts say new approaches will bring in new members. Source link
Why the Harris-Trump presidential election could be decided by crypto voters
Former Biden pollster John Anzalone says the crypto bloc could determine an “incredibly close” election. Source link
Why U.S. stocks face a bumpy road to recovery with inflation and earnings updates on the horizon
Wall Street is increasingly jittery about the health of the U.S. economy, and American households are also feeling the strain. Source link
Retired and ready to invest in your health? How to pick the right workout — and save money.
Being active doesn’t have to be expensive Source link
‘Warren Buffett stayed calm and clear-headed amid chaos’: Here’s my biggest lesson from the Great Recession
“Feeling like a tiny pawn in a wider global economic upheaval was humbling.” Source link
Amazon’s killer cloud growth can’t make up for this more worrisome trend
Retailers have spent months warning of pressures on consumer spending. Now it looks like even Amazon isn’t immune. Source link
Live Nation says it’s winning over casual fans, even as they grapple with higher prices
Even as executives elsewhere say high prices are still squeezing consumers, Ticketmaster parent Live Nation Entertainment Inc. on Tuesday said it was seeing no signs