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Stocks rose as investors anticipate the start of earnings season. The Investing Club releases the Homestretch, an afternoon update for the last hour of trading.

The second-quarter earnings season has started with volatile stock swings, highlighting uncertainty about whether investors' high expectations for corporate profits can remain stable. Even strong earnings reports often fail to satisfy market demands.

Japan's finance minister, Satsuki Katayama, urged the country's giant pension fund to increase domestic investments. This call has buoyed the Yen, bonds, and stocks as investors shift focus from foreign to domestic assets.

Oakland University Associate Professor of Management Michael Greiner discusses falling oil prices, rising stock prices, and the overall state of the economy.

The article lists 10 stocks recommended for momentum traders to buy and 10 to avoid or sell short, noting that these investments tend to crash and burn.

Stocks lost momentum as tensions between the US and Iran escalated, leading to higher oil prices. The situation raised concerns about market stability and geopolitical risks.

Trump stated that the Iran ceasefire is 'over', leading to a drop in stocks and a rise in oil prices following renewed hostilities.

Stocks fell and oil prices rose following a statement by Trump declaring that the ceasefire with Iran is over.

Oil prices surged 6% while stocks declined following a statement from Trump declaring the Iran ceasefire 'over'. Commercial vessels were observed in the Strait of Hormuz near Bandar Abbas, Iran.

Crypto and stocks declined following Trump's declaration that a ceasefire was 'over' after Iran conducted strikes. The market reaction reflects heightened geopolitical tensions.

Iran struck 85 U.S. military sites in the Gulf, leading to a global stock market decline and a surge in oil prices. The attack raised war fears and impacted financial markets, with oil prices spiking and stocks falling.

Stocks rose higher, driven by gains in the chipmaker sector. Tesla Motors Inc was mentioned in the article.

Stock prices experience increased volatility when Congress is active due to regulatory uncertainty, leading to rallies when lawmakers are inactive during summer breaks.

The article discusses how a decline in oil prices, exiting the 'danger zone,' is seen as a positive economic indicator by Evercore ISI, potentially benefiting stocks.

The article discusses Bitcoin's current disconnection from record-high stock markets and argues that this divergence is temporary. It suggests that Bitcoin's performance will eventually align with broader market trends.

Japan's retail investors purchased a record amount of stocks last week amid a market selloff. The surge in buying highlights increased retail participation during downturns.

Analysts predict increased volatility for Bitcoin and stocks in the second half of the year. The article highlights uncertainty in market trends for cryptocurrencies and equities.

The US labor market remains steady while stocks experience gains. The stability in employment and rising stock values indicate positive economic momentum.

Wells Fargo attributes recent stock market volatility to quarter-end rebalancing and anticipates potential volatility as November midterm elections approach. The firm expects stocks to perform well between these events.

China has missed the AI boom, with stocks trailing to their worst performance since 2001. The decline highlights challenges in capitalizing on global AI advancements.

Bitcoin's price fell to $59,700 as Iran's de-escalation boosted stocks but did not positively impact cryptocurrency.

Top Wall Street analysts are optimistic about three stocks for long-term growth potential, advising investors to focus on these amid global market volatility.

India allows Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) to use their deposits to draw U.S. dollars. Indonesia's finance and central bank officials announced plans to stabilize the currency and attract inflows after the nation's stocks fell sharply last week.

The Investing Club is monitoring two stocks for potential purchase and holds a daily 'Morning Meeting' at 10:20 a.m. ET to discuss them.

Stocks are falling significantly on Tuesday as the tech sector faces pressure. Despite the decline, most of the day's biggest losers remain up substantially for 2026.

SpaceX's stock decline continues amid a broader tech sector selloff that is impacting stock markets. The article highlights ongoing financial pressure on technology companies, with SpaceX serving as a key example of the trend.

The article highlights two stocks that could benefit from the next generation of AI chips. The Investing Club hosts its 'Morning Meeting' daily at 10:20 a.m. ET.

The article suggests that the current bull market may not end due to Federal Reserve rate hikes under Warsh, and that stocks could potentially rise if rate hikes occur, as past rate-hike cycles indicate.

Traders at the New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange observed market fluctuations as a renewed oil rally drove bonds lower. A report of Iran halting US talks cast doubt on a potential ceasefire renewal.

Europe's stocks are leading again as stagflation risks ease. The market shift is attributed to reduced concerns over stagflation.

Donald Trump is credited with positively impacting Iran’s stocks. The article clarifies this refers to financial stocks, not enriched uranium.

A hawkish Federal Reserve was beneficial for stocks, leading to positive market outcomes. The article references MLIV in the context of this analysis.

Stocks fell sharply and bond yields jumped after the Federal Reserve, in Kevin Warsh's debut, held rates steady but signaled a likely increase later this year.

JD Vance visited Long Island and criticized a local congressman, pledging to eliminate fraud. He emphasized the need for legislation focused on improving people's lives rather than stock trading.

Kevin Warsh, in his first press conference as Fed chair, adopted an aggressive stance on interest rates and inflation. Stocks, bonds, gold, and the dollar reacted to the Fed's announcement.

Altcoin selling exceeded $266 billion as capital shifted away from cryptocurrencies. Altcoin spot demand reached its lowest level in six years, with stablecoins, stocks, and the AI industry attracting investor attention instead.

Coinbase is expanding beyond cryptocurrency by introducing non-crypto products such as stocks, perpetual futures, and AI. The article highlights the diminishing boundary between crypto and traditional finance (TradFi) as a result of these efforts.

Crude prices dropped up to 10% and stocks rose following optimism over a potential US-Iran agreement and the reopening of Hormuz, though an expert warned that a lack of a lasting deal could reverse the decline.

An agreement between the US and Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz has led to a surge in stocks and global market optimism as investors celebrate the deal.

Vietnam's stocks experienced the largest foreign inflows in nearly six years, indicating strong international investor confidence.