The stock market has seen its fair share of ups and downs throughout history. From the Great Depression to the Dot-Com bubble burst, various factors have sparked selloffs in the past. However, understanding what could potentially trigger the next stock market selloff is crucial for investors.
Standard Chartered bank predicts Ethereum could surpass a price of $14,000 next year, mirroring the current boom in Bitcoin. The bank’s latest report has outlined a positive outlook for the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap.
The trial for Silicon Valley’s next great fraud case began today, with the defendant facing accusations of deceiving investors and misrepresenting financial information.
President Biden is set to announce a significant investment in Arizona next week, as sources report that a grant for the distribution of Intel chips will be revealed. This move marks a significant step towards bolstering the semiconductor industry in the United States.
Ethereum’s highly anticipated upgrade, known as ‘Dencun,’ is set to revolutionize the blockchain network. This upgrade will have a significant impact on investors in the cryptocurrency space.
Nvidia’s stock price is currently at $820, and top analyst Ivan Feinseth is closely watching for the next move. Feinseth believes that there is potential for the stock to increase further based on current market trends.
Next week, Amazon is set to join the prestigious Dow Jones Industrial Average, becoming one of the most valuable companies listed on the index. This move marks a significant milestone for the e-commerce giant as it continues to dominate the retail and tech industries.
In the next five years, the middle class is facing a financial crisis like never before. Rising costs of living, stagnant wages, and a lack of financial stability have put many families at risk of not being able to afford some basic necessities. Here are 7 things that the middle class won’t be able to afford in the coming years.
Arm Holdings, the semiconductor and software design company, is making headlines after smashing earnings estimates. Many investors and analysts are now wondering if Arm Holdings could be the next Nvidia in terms of growth and success.
Recent economic data releases have pointed towards a strengthening of the U.S. economy, leading many analysts to believe that the Federal Reserve may soon raise interest rates. One key indicator is the job market, which has shown consistent growth in hiring and a decline in unemployment rates.
