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5 days ago | 
finance.yahoo.com | Teresa Rivas
With a trade agreement with the U.K. on the books, investors are hopeful more meaningful pacts will follow.
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6 days ago | 
finance.yahoo.com | Teresa Rivas
While tariffs have caused tech stocks to bend, they won’t break, a longtime bull says. The technology sector has been one of the harder-hit areas during the 2025 market downturn. Perhaps most obviously, the artificial intelligence genie can’t be put back in the bottle.
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6 days ago | 
barrons.com | Teresa Rivas
While tariffs have caused tech stocks to bend, they won’t break, a longtime bull says. It’s all thanks to artificial intelligence. That could make shares of Palantir , Nvidia , and others a good bet right now. The technology sector has been one of the harder-hit areas during the 2025 market downturn.
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1 week ago | 
barrons.com | Teresa Rivas
The start of the second Trump administration has been a rocky time for the stock market—to say the least. And there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. That notion comes from Albert Edwards, the strategist at Société Générale famous for predicting the dot-com bubble. Today, many on Wall Street might be interested in hearing from a devil’s advocate after the ride they’ve been on—especially since the White House unleased its tariff plans in early April. Markets did soar after the Nov.
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1 week ago | 
finance.yahoo.com | Teresa Rivas
Wall Street has been wringing its hands over the uncertain created by the Trump tariffs. One strategist thinks it’s really a positive for stocks.
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1 week ago | 
barrons.com | Teresa Rivas
Any investor who went into a month-long hibernation on April 1 would have slept through some of the most tumultuous trading days in recent history, only to awaken to a stock market that had barely budged. The S&P 500 ended April with its largest seven-day percentage gain since 2020, leaving it down less than 1% for the month. That has given plenty of investors whiplash and a general skepticism about the market’s recovery. That is fair.
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1 week ago | 
barrons.com | Teresa Rivas
What a difference a month makes. April started out ugly for stocks and, well, took a pretty incredible turn. We might be saying the same—for better or worse—at the end of May, too.
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1 week ago | 
finance.yahoo.com | Teresa Rivas
While the market upheaval isn’t necessarily a signal of a downturn, it also doesn’t mean it’s safe to dive in.
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1 week ago | 
barrons.com | Teresa Rivas
Small companies’ stocks have had big problems for years. That will change—eventually. The stock market rally in 2023 and 2024 was mostly propelled by the Magnificent Seven megacap tech stocks—to the point that smaller companies weren’t on many investors’ radars. But the issue goes back much farther than that. Although investing cycles wax and wane, it has been more than a decade since small-caps have outperformed the broader market, nearly any way you slice it.
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1 week ago | 
barrons.com | Teresa Rivas
As stocks swooned in response to the so-called Liberation Day tariff news, it seemed April would be the cruelest month, to borrow a phrase from T.S. Eliot. Yet by month’s end, it was far from a wasteland. As stocks closed on Wednesday, the S&P 500 was down less than 1% compared with before President Donald Trump unveiled a 10% tariff on nearly all countries, plus higher “reciprocal” levies on many more. The Nasdaq Composite had eked out a gain. Nonetheless, some scars remain.
