We’re nearing the end of earnings season, and analysts are already turning their attention to the first quarter of 2026 and beyond. As they factor in concerns about inflation, tariffs, artificial intelligence and geopolitical instability, they’ve lowered earnings estimates for S&P 500 companies by 1.5%. Should you be concerned? Click here for the full story.
Forecaster Andrew Zatlin takes a deep dive into three stocks ranging from energy to semiconductors to construction. All three of these companies are going “pedal to the metal” on hiring, and he believes the recent market pullback has opened up a prime buying opportunity. Click here to find out more.
Through the first 41 trading days of 2026, the S&P 500 traded within a 2.7% range. That’s the narrowest start to any year since 1928. The first 41 days of 2008 spanned roughly 35%. In 2020, the range ran near 15%. Addison Wiggin says that even the placid 1950s never opened this tight. But is there more to the story that you need to pay attention to? Click here for the details.
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