Here’s everything you might have missed last week on Wall Street, and everything to watch in the week ahead.
A big 2025 run has Wedbush warning that autonomous vehicles could cap upside in 2026.
ServiceNow’s M&A scare dragged shares lower but analysts argue the growth story never broke.
Gold breaks $4,000, potentially putting Scorpio Gold (SRCRF) at the heart of Nevada’s next gold rush.
Goldman sees selective upside in nicotine, energy drinks, and beer as staples stage a comeback.
You can’t buy SpaceX yet, but public proxies are catching the countdown buzz.
Eco-Growth Strategies controls one of Hawaii’s most valuable bottled water platforms as it pursues a national-exchange future on NASDAQ!
China is rebuilding its food system much like energy and chips, with fewer imports over time.
Our three Sunday stories include trees that keep compounding, a market that’s outpacing China, and a retailer whose valuation now rivals Silicon Valley.
Our 5 top tweets of the week include a friendly neighborhood Fed chart, a new frontrunner to acquire WBD, and more.
Netflix slid on Warner deal fears, but analysts say the selloff reset the risk reward.
A stronger economy and a steeper curve may give small caps their best setup in years.
New customers pricing power and rising AI adoption helped Twilio post its cleanest quarter in years.
A new RNA obesity shot with fat loss and muscle preservation has analysts turning bullish on this biotech company.
A Sam Walton style playbook and high margin pizza have this convenience storeturning small towns into big returns.
