The Nasdaq 100 Index and its ETFs, such as QQQ and QQQM, continue to decline and are nearing a correction after dropping 9.2% from their peak earlier this year. This retreat may persist as the effects of the ongoing war ripple through the markets and outflows intensify. Nasdaq 100 Index faces major risks as QQQ
BitMine stock price has gone horizontal since February as the crypto market consolidation continued. BMNR remains at the important support level at $20, which is much lower than the all-time high of $160. This consolidation may be the calm before the storm ahead of a strong bullish breakout. BitMine continues Ethereum accumulation after MAVAN launch
The Super Micro Computer stock price has remained on edge this month, a trend that continued last week after the company suffered a major reputation risk. SMCI stock was trading at $24 on Thursday, near its lowest level since November last year. It has slumped by 65% from its highest point in July last year.
Japan stocks rebounded on Wednesday, joining other global equities. The Nikkei 225 Index jumped by 2.6%, up by 5.5% from its lowest level this week. So, will these gains continue? Nikkei 225 Index rally faces major risk The Nikkei Index jumped, mirroring the performance of American futures, with those tied to the Dow Jones and
The KOSPI Composite Index jumped by over 1.7% on Wednesday as global stocks continued their recovery amid optimism that the Iran war will end soon. It jumped to KRW 5,653, up modestly from the weekend low of KRW 5,400. Will these gains continue? South Korean stocks jump amid war optimism The KOSPI Composite Index, which
BT Group share price rose by over 3% after the company reached a new £200 million deal with Northern Ireland Electricity Networks (NIE). It jumped to 206p, up slightly from this week’s low of 198p. It has formed the bullish cup-and-handle pattern, pointing to a rebound this year. BT Group reaches major deal with NIE
Meta Platforms stock price has dropped into a technical bear market after falling by over 25% from its highest point last year. It dropped to $592 on Thursday, its lowest level since November 24. Meta Platforms stock dips amid elevated AI spending Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has tumbled in
The S&P 500 Index and its top ETFs, such as Vanguard’s VOO and State Street’s SPY, have declined sharply in the past few days. They have dropped by over 6.45% from the highest point this year. Also, they have been hovering at the lowest level since November last year. This article explores some of the
Snap stock price has crashed to an all-time low as concerns about its business continued. It dropped to a low of $4.36, down from its all-time high of $83, with its market capitalization falling from over $125 billion in 2021 to $7.3 billion. Snap’s growth in North America has stalled Snap, the parent company of
The Trade Desk stock price remains in a freefall and is hovering near its lowest level since April 202o. It has become one of the worst-performing companies in the S&P 500 Index as it tumbled by nearly 85% from its highest point last year. As a result, its market capitalization has dropped from nearly $80