Why December Is the Prime Month for Momentum Stock Strategies
Momentum trading historically peaks in December. Here's what drives the seasonal edge and which stocks stand to benefit most.
Momentum trading historically peaks in December. Here's what drives the seasonal edge and which stocks stand to benefit most.
CoreWeave's positive outlook helped restore investor confidence in Bloom Energy, lifting shares after a period of sector anxiety.
Six companies, including Coinbase and Kalshi, have joined forces with the CFTC to defend the right to list perpetual futures on individual US stocks.
The market's expanding rally faces a critical test as October inflation data and Fed speakers arrive this week.
Nvidia faces pressure from new CEO allegations while bitcoin hovers near a critical technical threshold, the 200-day moving average.
Strategy spent $81.9M on Bitcoin last week while also deploying $188.3M to repurchase preferred shares, per a new SEC filing.
Strategy spent $81.9M on fresh Bitcoin last week while also deploying $188.3M to buy back preferred shares, per a new SEC filing.
Zcash's development team is proposing 20-second block times, building on a recent speed upgrade to boost network throughput.
Tampa Bay faces Chicago in a Week 9 matchup with notable betting lines and a Polymarket promotional offer for new users.
Investors are signaling Anthropic may list below $1.5 trillion as enthusiasm for AI stocks cools on Wall Street.
Futures gains in the Nasdaq 100 point to a temporary reprieve for equities after recent volatility shook investor confidence.
Despite a broad AI-sector pullback following midterm elections, top executives at OpenAI, Arm, and Qualcomm are voicing confidence in AI's long-term growth.
Developers are holding off on deploying Glamsterdam to the Hoodi testnet until eight smart contract invariant concerns are resolved.
Moderna raised its 2026 revenue growth outlook to 15–25%, sharply higher than its prior forecast of up to 10%, citing traction in newer vaccine products.
ING is marketing roughly $500 million across 12 data center loans, a move that signals growing unease about AI-related credit exposure.