Barron's Take

The currency’s “store of value” trade is gone. And tech stocks might be taking the hit.

Wall Street believes both that all the AI spending isn’t worth it and that AI will rule the world.

Funds investing in high -yielding stocks like Exxon Mobil, Ford, Coca-Cola and Walmart are blowing it out of the water.

The market benchmark is looking skittish, a sign it could fit a pattern seen across financial markets of prices tending to stall or reverse near round numbers.

Wall Street is talking about the possibility of U.S. intervening in Japan’s currency crisis. Here is why the stock market cares so much.

The software design firm soared early on, then sank. Investors bought the hype. And worries about artificial intelligence pulled it down.

The higher yield shows Wall Street is nervous about inflation. Still, the stock market is confident—for several reasons—that the benchmark yield won’t inch up much more.

What matters isn’t how much of the debt Denmark owns. The point to focus on is the precedent raised by news that a Danish pension fund is selling all of its holdings.

Warren Buffett has famously said investors should be “fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.

De-dollarization has had mixed success. Other nations aren’t ready to follow suit.

Beyond technology providers, who will make any money from AI?

The currency fell to the lowest levels against the dollar since the summer of 2024 on Tuesday.

Was it an inevitable circumstance or poor management?

Academy Sports & Outdoors looks inexpensive after a long slump, but weak momentum and limited upside suggest investors may need more patience before betting on a comeback.

Big Tech has been flat since October, held down by Wall Street’s AI worries. Now iis the time to be brave.

There are a few potential catalysts on the horizon for Costco Wholesale this year, analysts say.

The impact will show up in refiners and Canadian producers.

The company is the last U.S. oil major still operating in Venezuela, having maintained a continuous presence in the country since the early 20th century.

Markets are positioned for a soft landing, but strategists warn pent-up demand and renewed fiscal spending could push growth—and inflation—higher than expected.

Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom are planning big things this year year. These are the biggest developments to watch in the AI chip sector in 2026.

From the next Fed chair to the AI trade, here’s what investors should expect this year.

High-yielding Dow stocks outperformed the broader market this year. Will new Dow dogs Home Depot, Nike, and UnitedHealth keep the streak going?

In July, a report from MIT said 95% of organizations weren’t generating meaningful value from AI. That seems to be changing.

The much-anticipated CEO succession at Berkshire Hathaway is set to take place at year-end