Walmartrecently crossed the $1 trillion market cap threshold and is now up an impressive 510% over the past decade. If we adjust for dividend reinvestments, cumulative returns for the Dow Jones 30 member is closer to 630%, since February 2016, according to data from Y-charts. It’s a remarkable milestone for an 84-year-old company that started
Cathie Wood doesn’t give up on her favorite stocks easily. The head of Ark Investment Management actively manages her tech holdings, and her timing often links to market movements. Sometimes Wood buys her top holdings on the way down, hoping for a bargain. That’s what she just did. It’s been a weak start to the
Palantir Technologies (PLTR) is one of the biggest artificial intelligence winners this year. The kind of momentum we’ve see this year is enough to turn anyone into a staunch believer. That is, until Michael Burry walked into the room like a typical old-school gunslinger and started flipping tables. Michael Burry’s piece, “Palantir’s New Clothes: Foundry,
With a very high cost of operations and in many cases a concentrated market of competitors, many smaller and even mid-size airlines have already filed for bankruptcy in the first two months of 2026. A few names of these names include Royal Air Philippines, Indian charter carrier Dove Airlines, Swedish carrier H-Bird, and U.S. charter
Valued at a market cap of $460 billion, database giant Oracleraised its quarterly dividend in 2025 while recently announcing plans to raise $50 billion for AI infrastructure buildouts, CNBC reported. That combination tells you everything about where this 47-year-old tech company stands today. Most companies pick one lane. Oracle is racing down both. The Redwood
Broadcom just delivered something most dividend investors dream about: a double-digit dividend increase that came right alongside stunning business results. The semiconductor and software company announced a 10.2% dividend hike to $0.65 per share on Dec. 11, the same day it reported record fourth-quarter revenue of $18 billion. But the bigger question now is whether
Forget all the recession chatter. Goldman Sachs (GS) CEO David Solomon feels the economic backdrop for 2026 looks strong. In a recent CNBC interview, the veteran banker feels the macro setup is “quite good,” pointing to robust fiscal support, incredible AI-driven capital investment, and a more conducive business environment. Moreover, Solomon said strategic activity is
Traders priced in higher odds that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates more than two times this year, prompting Treasury market gains after the latest gauge of inflation showed a surprise. Overall inflation unexpectedly dropped to 2.4% in January from the same time last year. That was down from the previous 2.7% annual pace. Core inflation, which filters
While most headlines fixate on Salesforce’s aggressive push into AI agents and its $60 billion revenue target, something else happened in early December that speaks volumes about who’s really calling the shots. Salesforce (CRM), a Dow Jones 30 stock, increased its quarterly dividend to $0.416 per share, a modest but telling move that landed just
Gold has enjoyed a record-setting run, but legendary hedge fund manager David Einhorn believes the story is much bigger. As per reporting from Business Insider, the Greenlight Capital founder feels that gold could effectively replace U.S. Treasurys as the world’s primary reserve asset, or move so far that the proximity becomes virtually impossible to brush