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With doubts building among some investors over the staying power of tech stocks, here’s one sector idea that is starting to come into its own.

Bank of America’s fund management survey for November highlights clear and present danger: investors are the most overweight stocks they’ve been since February, portfolio cash levels of just 3.7% are generating a technical sell signal and that “positioning is a headwind, not tailwind for risk assets.”

Investors are starting to worry about too much AI-related debt issuance

Home Depot’s stock drops after an earnings miss and downbeat outlook, as the lack of storms and continued weakness in the housing market hurt demand.

“The management company said they would store his belongings.”

The November newsletter of one of the more successful hedge funds of recent times makes it clear that while U.S. valuations are indisputably stretched, it’s not at all useful for market timing.

As the S&P 500 broke below the 50-day average for the first time in 139 sessions, MarketWatch looked back to find out what happened when the benchmark index broke below that technical level in the past.

The S&P 500’s tech sector is under increasing pressure this month, with some investors fearing a stock-market bubble amid the AI race.

So far, this bitcoin selloff mostly consists of holders taking profits, not sellers getting hit with margin calls, says CryptoQuant

Monday’s selloff in U.S. stocks was accompanied by a troubling development that could signal more selling pressure on the way.

Elon Musk says his aerospace company will launch 90% of the world’s payload this year. Key to that goal is keeping costs down with reusable boosters.

Morgan Stanley analysts are getting worried about potential profit pressure at Dell and HP due to surging memory prices.