The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD) has suffered through a massive decline over the last 16 months. Since its peak in December 2024, the stock has fallen by almost 85%. It is under such conditions that CEO Jeff Green bought nearly 6.4 million shares of the media stock , a purchase of approximately $150 million. That is a notable purchase by nearly every measure, and investors should not ignore it for thi...
The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD) has suffered through a massive decline over the last 16 months. Since its peak in December 2024, the stock has fallen by almost 85%. It is under such conditions that CEO Jeff Green bought nearly 6.4 million shares of the media stock , a purchase of approximately $150 million. That is a notable purchase by nearly every measure, and investors should not ignore it for this key reason. Image source: The Motley Fool. Continue reading
Key PointsThe S&P 500 was recently down by as much as 9% from its peak because of the war between the U.S. and Iran, but it rocketed to a new record high on Wednesday, April 15.
Key PointsThe S&P 500 was recently down by as much as 9% from its peak because of the war between the U.S. and Iran, but it rocketed to a new record high on Wednesday, April 15.
In this article BUG CIBR .DJI .SPX MSFT Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT watch now VIDEO 12:40 12:40 ETF shelters from the Middle East War ETF Edge Cybersecurity and enterprise software stocks have been market dogs since the start of 2026, with fears that AI will wipe out a wide range of companies in the enterprise space dominating the narrative. But they snapped a brutal losing str...
In this article BUG CIBR .DJI .SPX MSFT Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT watch now VIDEO 12:40 12:40 ETF shelters from the Middle East War ETF Edge Cybersecurity and enterprise software stocks have been market dogs since the start of 2026, with fears that AI will wipe out a wide range of companies in the enterprise space dominating the narrative. But they snapped a brutal losing streak this past week, joining in the broader market rally that saw all losses from the U.S.-Iran war regained by the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 . Cybersecurity has been "a victim of some of the AI-related headlines," Christian Magoon, Amplify ETFs CEO, said on this week's "ETF Edge." It wasn't just niche cybersecurity names. Take Microsoft , for example, which was recently down close to 20% for the year. Its shares surged last week by 13%. A big driver of the pummeling in software stocks was a rotation within tech by investors to AI infrastructure and semiconductors and some other names in large-cap tech, Magoon said, and since cybersecurity stocks and ETFs are heavily weighted towards software companies, they were left behind even as those businesses continue to grow on a fundamental basis. But Wall Street now has become more bullish with the stocks at lower levels. Brent Thill, Jefferies tech analyst, said last week that the worst may be over for software stocks. "I think that this concept that software is dead , and then Anthropic and OpenAI are going to kill the entire industry, is just over-exaggerated," he said on CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Wednesday. " Big Short" investor Michael Burry wrote in a Substack post on Wednesday that he is becoming bullish about software stocks after the recent selloff. "Software stocks remain interesting because of accelerated extreme declines last week arising from a reflexive positive feedback loop between falling software stocks and changes in the market for their bank debt ," he wrote. The Global X Cybersecurity ETF ( BUG ), i...
Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images Entertainment U.S. gasoline prices could stay above $3 a gallon longer than some administration officials have projected, with Energy Secretary Chris Wright saying relief may not come until next year. Speaking on CNN’s State of the Union , Wright said gas prices “have likely peaked” and should fall once there is a “resolution” to the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran. Wh...
Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images Entertainment U.S. gasoline prices could stay above $3 a gallon longer than some administration officials have projected, with Energy Secretary Chris Wright saying relief may not come until next year. Speaking on CNN’s State of the Union , Wright said gas prices “have likely peaked” and should fall once there is a “resolution” to the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran. When asked when prices might move below $3 a gallon, Wright replied, “I don’t know — that could happen later this year, that might not happen until next year.” His comments differ from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who said last week he expects cheaper fuel during the summer driving season. Bessent told reporters at the White House he is “optimistic that sometime between June 20 and Sept. 20, that we can have $3 gas again.” The national average for regular gasoline was $4.10 per gallon last week, according to AAA. That compares with prices below $3 before the conflict with Iran began on Feb. 28. Higher fuel costs could add to political pressure ahead of the midterm elections. An April 9-13 Quinnipiac University poll found 65% of voters blame President Donald Trump for rising gas prices, while 57% disapprove of his management of the economy. More on Crude Oil Futures, Gasoline Futures, etc. Macro Insights: The 'Spoils Of The Iran War' Hidden In The Market The Alfred E. Neuman Market Returns Markets Weekly Outlook: A Real Peace Process Or A Fantasy? Trump says Iran breached ceasefire but insists deal will be reached Strait of Hormuz traffic halts again as U.S.-Iran ceasefire deadline nears
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