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Strategy shares jumped 5% to $97.68 as the company built a $4.8 billion cash reserve, paused Bitcoin buys, and redirected capital toward share buybacks.
Ethereum trades near $1,919 after a 3% bounce, facing key resistance at $1,986 while network staking locks 34.4% of total supply.
The FOMC July meeting minutes reveal rare 9-3 division over rate hikes, as markets weigh cooling jobs against persistent inflation pressures.
Pfizer posted $15.03 billion in quarterly revenue as institutional filings revealed shifting stakes, insider buying, and regulatory progress on its Lyme vaccine.
Moderna shares surged up to 90% following successful phase three clinical trial results for its personalized mRNA melanoma vaccine developed alongside Merck.
Fidelity Investments estimates that a 65-year-old retiring in 2026 will spend an average of $185,500 on healthcare. Here is how Medicare premiums, surcharges, and enrollment strategies impact post-career budgets.
Super Micro has already disclosed revenue, margin and record-order signals ahead of earnings. Fiscal 2027 guidance, backlog conversion and cash demands now take center stage.
U.S. mortgage rates surged to their highest level in over a year, with 30-year fixed rates hitting 6.81%. Rising oil prices and Treasury yields continue to strain homebuyer affordability.
Reports of China mass-producing domestic immersion DUV lithography tools sparked a global chip stock sell-off, though analysts point to significant scaling and yield challenges.
Chip stocks fell sharply as investors questioned AI spending, Chinese competition and market concentration, while lower oil prices and strong corporate earnings lifted much of the broader U.S. market.
Intel posted quarterly revenue of $16.1 billion and earnings of 42 cents per share, surpassing Wall Street estimates thanks to rapid AI data center growth.




