Problems compound at Meta with the departure of Sheryl Sandberg
Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg resigns as the tech company battles slowing growth, declining user relevance among teens, and uncertainty over its metaverse pivot.
Bottom hunting: Corporate insider buying reaches two-year high
Corporate executives are purchasing their own company stock at the fastest pace in years, a trend often seen at major market pivot points.
Goldman calls the end of the battery metal bull market
Goldman Sachs predicts a major correction in battery metal prices, potentially easing costs for electric vehicle manufacturers despite a looming long-term deficit.
How to survive the crypto bear market
Analyze the state of the crypto market, understand the risks facing Ethereum, and learn defensive investment strategies for a bear market.
Cash cows outperform the market in 2022
Discover why companies with high free cash flow yield are outperforming in 2022 and how investors are favoring dividends during the current downturn.
Is the ESG industry a giant scam?
ESG funds are facing a reckoning as concerns over misleading labels, high fees, and index exclusions highlight the need for standard industry metrics.
Here’s why 2022 is not a repeat of the 2000 dot-com bubble
Comparing the 2022 market decline to the 2000 dot-com bubble to evaluate whether tech stock valuations are fundamentally different.
Has the market hit rock bottom? Look to capitulation signals
Are markets nearing a bottom? Explore the role of capitulation and recession risks in determining if equity prices have further to slide.
Elon Musk’s Twitter acquisition is in limbo
The pending buyout of Twitter is facing headwinds over bot data disputes, executive turnover, and skepticism regarding ambitious future growth targets.
Tesla and auto stocks have a tough drive ahead
Auto manufacturers face mounting pressure from supply chain disruptions, changing valuations, and the looming threat of an economic recession.
Buy now pay later companies greeted with IOUs
Buy now pay later firms face mounting defaults and regulatory scrutiny as the sector navigates a cooling consumer spending environment.
