U.S. Uranium Revival: Explained

U.S. uranium mining sits at a critical turning point. This explainer breaks down what’s driving the renewed momentum, and the obstacles still holding the sector back.
Market Slumps Post-Shutdown

The end of the longest U.S. government shutdown should have eased market tension, but instead, investors were met with a sharp selloff. Here’s why.
Copper and Silver Added to U.S. Critical Minerals List

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has officially designated copper and silver as critical minerals, marking a major shift in how policymakers view metals essential to both industrial innovation and national defense.
Analysts Call Broadcom a Top AI Stock to Watch

Broadcom just earned “Top Pick” status from Jefferies, as analysts say the chipmaker is hitting an AI inflection point. With booming demand and a growing software base, Broadcom’s next phase could be its biggest yet.
Global Drugmakers Rush for U.S. Presence

If you’ve been watching the news, you might have noticed that big pharma isn’t just waiting around, they’re making moves to stay ahead of potential tariffs. Here’s what investors should know.
GE Aerospace Stock Soars to 8-Year High

GE Aerospace delivered a standout quarter, raising its full-year guidance for the second time this year.
The Pentagon’s $1 Billion Buying Spree to Stockpile Critical Minerals

The U.S. Defense Department is moving to secure up to $1 billion in critical minerals, a strategic play to curb China’s dominance in materials essential for defense and technology manufacturing.
China tightens the grip on rare earth exports

China just made it harder to get the minerals behind everything from EV motors to smartphones. Here’s what it means for critical mineral investors.
Why the AI Rally Might Be Too Hot to Handle

The latest surge in AI-linked stocks is dazzling investors but raising a the question: have markets learned anything from 1999?
Retail Crowding Drives Alpha, Institutions Are Watching

Individual investors are displaying remarkable alpha generation, pulling ahead of the broader market with conviction. However, this surge in trading is making institutional desks nervous that retail’s favorite stocks are becoming dangerously crowded and overvalued.