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Stocks
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France Challenges Palantir, Market Reacts.
France has decided that Palantir’s solutions, used among others by the French domestic intelligence service DGSI, will be replaced in…
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The semiconductors sell-off continues
US100 is down almost 2% 🚨 The US session is starting with declines in the tech index approaching almost 2%.…
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Chip Stocks Extend Selloff
US equity indices were mixed on Tuesday as chip producers extended their selloff, contrasting with relief on other sectors. The…
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ASML sell-out: Dreams and rumors will not break the monopoly
Shares of ASML, the largest and, according to many, the most important company in Europe, fell as much as 8%…
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Europe Focuses on Mercedes, Barclays, and Unilever Earnings
The main European indices are showing mixed but generally modest movements on Tuesday, whilst Wall Street futures are signalling a…
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AI trade loses momentum, as LVMH fails to impress
As we move through the week, an interesting dynamic is taking place. On the surface, stocks look good. Indices are…
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US halt to attacks balanced by semiconductor sector declines
The start of the week was dominated by news regarding the suspension of hostilities between the US and Iran. 🌍…
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The US100 confirms yesterday’s bearish scenarino. What’s next ?
The US100 is confirming the bearish scenario that emerged the previous day – the index has broken down from its…
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Chip War Weighs on Wall Street as Oil Plunges After US–Iran Ceasefire
Stock Market Little trace remains on Wall Street of the initial euphoria triggered by news of a ceasefire between the…
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average buys a peace nobody has signed, and the chips take it back
DJIA trades near 52,200 after an intraday run to just short of 52,600 met a semiconductor rout with nothing to…
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