Nova Stock Up 80% in a Year, so What Should Investors Know About This $194 Million Sale? Nova Ltd. delivers metrology and process control solutions to semiconductor manufacturers worldwide, supporting advanced chip production.
Trex Stock Down 36% as Wasatch Sells Off $63 Million in Shares Trex Company manufactures composite decking and outdoor living products for residential and commercial customers across the U.S.
Why Atlassian Stock Just Popped The Great Software Selloff of 2026 may have just ended.
Why First Watch Restaurant Stock Is Sinking Today The market didn't seem to like First Watch Restaurant Group's 2026 guidance, but the stock's future remains interesting.
Valvoline Adds 200 Stores, Grows Sales 11%, but One Fund Still Sold Off $67 Million in Stock This automotive maintenance leader serves global markets with branded quick-lube centers and a broad portfolio of aftermarket products.
Everus Stock Up 100% in a Year as One Fund Discloses New $185 Million Stake Everus Construction Group delivers utility and specialty equipment services to major clients across the Midwest and key metro markets.
This AI Stock Is a Money-Making Machine The entire artificial intelligence revolution wouldn't be possible without this company.
Why Did Critical Metals Stock Just Pop? When insiders are selling, why would you want to buy Critical Metals stock?
Why United States Antimony Stock Is Soaring Today A new joint venture has analysts waxing bullish about this mining stock.
Cathie Wood Goes Bargain Hunting: 3 Stocks She Just Bought Tech stocks keep falling. Ark's chief investment officer keeps buying.
Fear Returns to Wall Street: VIX Hits 2026 Peak as 'Software-mageddon' and New Tariffs Rattle Markets NEW YORK — The era of relative market calm has come to an abrupt end. On February 24, 2026, the CBOE Volatility Index (CBOE: VIX), often referred to as the market’s “fear gauge,” surged to levels not seen since the turbulent “November 2025 Jitters.” Trading between 21.01 and 21.
The Great Divergence: Mixed Economic Signals Trap the Federal Reserve in a Policy Purgatory The U.S. economy in February 2026 has become a study in contradictions, presenting a "mixed bag" of data that has effectively paralyzed the Federal Reserve’s immediate policy path. Recent reports highlight a cooling industrial sector, with the Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) softening to 51.9, a sign
