16 articles on Nasdaq
U.S. markets closed sharply higher, driven by a spectacular surge in Microsoft's stock. This is a bullish signal for tech stocks and the market as a whole.
Forward Industries, a Nasdaq-listed company, is proposing a merger with a firm specializing in the Solana ecosystem. This marks a surprising shift toward crypto for this traditional manufacturer.
Within just a few hours of trading, SpaceX surpassed a market capitalization of $2 trillion and joined the top three U.S. tech giants. Amazon is now within reach.
Goldman Sachs is analyzing the impact of massive investments in AI on the profitability of S&P 500 companies. The findings may come as a surprise.
Jay Hoag, a long-time Netflix director, is becoming chairman of the board. Reed Hastings is stepping down from the role but will remain on the board.
Meta Platforms is paying a dividend of $0.525 per share for the second quarter of 2026. This continuity is reassuring to shareholders following the program’s launch in 2024.
Bitcoin is rebounding and has once again surpassed $77,000. The reasons behind this include hopes for a deal with Iran and Nasdaq’s plans for crypto options.
Eric Richard Remer, Chief Legal Officer of EverCommerce, has just sold 3,210 shares on the Nasdaq for $224,000. Is this a bearish signal or simply portfolio management?
Hope Bancorp has just broken above its 200-day moving average. This is a technical signal that is often overinterpreted by traders and can hide a trap.
The U.S. retail giant hit an all-time high of $1,070 after raising its quarterly dividend by 13%. Investors are welcoming this cash-rich move.
Zillow's CFO has just sold 9,172 shares under a 10b5-1 plan. This was a pre-scheduled sale that raises no red flags, but the timing is noteworthy.
SpaceX shareholders approve a 5-for-1 stock split. The share price drops from $526.59 to $105.32 ahead of the historic IPO scheduled for June 12 on the Nasdaq.
Apple is up 3% to $279.55 in pre-market trading. The company is projecting 14% to 17% growth in the third quarter, well above Wall Street expectations.
American stocks are touching new highs at the end of April. US indices continue their upward surge without interruption.
Futures forecast a decline in all three major indices. Bank of America posts higher earnings thanks to volatile markets, while Morgan Stanley unveils its results.
Larry McDonald, former trader at Lehman, predicts a 35% crash of the S&P 500 against a backdrop of high rates and disillusionment over AI - a warning to be taken seriously, without falling into panic.