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NYSE margin debt surged 18.5% in just two months, hitting levels that preceded both the dot-com crash and the global financial crisis When people start buying stocks with borrowed money at rates not seen since the dot-com bubble, someone usually gets hurt. Deutsche Bank is now.
With Intel stock up 400% in a year, the Q2 report on July 23 could determine if AI demand is sustainable or if markets are reliving the dot-com bubble. Intel reports Q2 2026 earnings on July 23 after market close. The semiconductor giant’s stock has climbed roughly 200%.
Bitcoin’s price rebounded swiftly after the Monday morning dip below $64,000 and has gained over two grand since then, climbing to a monthly peak of over $66,000. The altcoin space has turned green as well. ETH is inching closer to $1,950, XRP is testing the $1.13 resistance,.
The exchange will handle the token swap automatically as Moonwell's lending protocol migrates away from the sunsetting Moonbeam network. KuCoin is facilitating the migration of WELL tokens from Moonbeam to Base, giving holders on the exchange one less thing to worry about as.
The fate of the CLARITY Act hinges on Trump’s ethics, so the odds aren’t looking great. Prediction market volumes hit new highs, and more news. Polymarket suggests the odds of the CLARITY Act passing this year are just 40%, after a raft of Democratic Senators, including Chris.
The company's worst single-day drop since 1968 signals a broader reckoning for legacy tech firms as corporate budgets migrate toward AI infrastructure IBM has survived mainframes, the dot-com bust, and the cloud revolution. What it may not survive, at least in its current form,.
stocks now command 37% of the S&P 500, surpassing the dot-com era peak, while annualized returns since 2000 tell a surprisingly optimistic story Here’s a number that should make you do a double-take: the technology sector now represents 37% of the S&P 500’s total market.
