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Steve Eisman believes that the demand for AI and infrastructure is pushing the economy to new heights, and Apple has a central role in it.

Buffett targets companies with decent profit margins, low debt, less reliance on commodities, and those with long-term growth potential but trading below their intrinsic values.

Right out of high school, Jack Kellogg learned about trading while working as a car valet. Despite losing money initially, he has netted millions in profits since 2020.

Boeing has trimmed delivery and production of its 737 Max fleet, while Broadcom's quarterly revenue jumped 34% YoY on high chip demand for AI data centres.

Financial giants are backing the launch of the Texas Stock Exchange, which aims to welcome companies frustrated with the complex disclosure, listing rules and associated costs at the NYSE and Nasdaq.

Soros Fund Management made several changes to its portfolio in Q1, increasing stakes in Alphabet, Nike, and D.R. Horton.

The two biopharma firms have developed drug candidates to treat autoimmune and pulmonary diseases. They have demonstrated good safety profiles and efficacy in various stages of clinical trials.

Leading chipmaker and AI player Nvidia announced a 10:1 stock split for the company's common stock that will take place on June 7.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation recently revealed selling millions of shares of Microsoft and Berkshire Hathaway in Q1, coinciding with Melinda Gates' resignation as co-chair of the trust.

Cathie Wood splurged millions in biotech this year on strong clinical progress, AI adoption, sales growth, wider outreach, and steady product pipelines.

Cheap AI-focused China tech stocks and growing speculations of the US tech rally cooling off soon are prompting investors like David Tepper to capitalize on the valuation gap.

AutoZone shares have climbed 40,520% since its IPO on smart capital allocation, strong cash flow generation, ESG disclosures, and more cars hitting the road.

U.S. stock indexes futures pared losses on Thursday, with Nasdaq futures briefly turning positive after data showing an increase in weekly jobless claims suggested the Federal Reserve may need to ease its aggressive monetary tightening cycle.

Still uncertain on where U.S. stocks are headed, equity hedge funds are sitting out the market rally despite taking big paper losses on bearish bets since June, according to industry executives and market data.

US blue chip index crosses historic mark for the first time driven by health insurance and consumer goods shares.

US blue chip index reaches historic milestone on early rally stateside.

The S&P 500 posted a record close at 2,404.39.

Tuesday's gains come less than a week after US stocks posted their worst daily decline in months.

Latest economic data helped prop up the market from yesterday's worst daily slump since September.

The Dow Jones shed more than 370 points for its steepest daily decline since September.

The world's most famous investor is worth $73bn but has lived in same house he bought for $31,500 in 1956.

Crude oil prices drop 4.8% to $45.52 a barrel - the lowest level since November 2016.

Nasdaq hits all-time high but quarterly results are mixed.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says Trump administration 'very close' to unveiling tax plan.

Financials helped push markets ahead, with the three major markets rising 0.9%.

United Continental briefly dropped more than 4% before ending the session down 1.1%.

Energy shares saw a big boost following rise in oil prices.

A new jobs report will also be released later this week.

All three major markets ended up one day before the end of the first quarter.

Investors concerned fight over healthcare may slow down Trump's pro-growth policies.