Nasdaq ETF (QQQ)

SNAP ticker climbed to the top of Stocktwits’ trending list in early Tuesday premarket trading.

Retail chatter on Stocktwits shows ‘ bearish’ sentiment for the SPY ETF, as well as tech-heavy QQQ.

RKT’s stock remains supported by rate-cut optimism, with expectations that lower mortgage rates could boost home buying and refinancing activity.

Fresh off a Super Bowl buzz, Jimmy Donaldson is betting his massive Gen Z reach on financial services.

Peter Tuchman flags a widening split between the S&P 500 and Dow as mega-cap tech spending tests investor patience.

CLF stock recorded its worst day since October on Monday, but Citi raised its price target.

“The Big Short” investor first disclosed a short position on PLTR in November.

Databricks is valued at $134 billion after a new funding round.

As per a Bloomberg report, Citi strategists said the Fed could also opt to decrease the pace of its T-bill purchases from about $40 billion a month currently, or stop them altogether.

NEW YORK — Wall Street is locked in a state of suspended animation this Monday morning, as investors grapple with a rare "data blackout" following the recent partial government shutdown. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) confirmed over the weekend that the January employment report, originally slated for release

The economist added that the “buy on dips” sentiment led to a rebound in equities toward the end of the week.

Retail sentiment remained bearish on the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY), while sentiment on the Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) slipped to neutral from bullish last week on Stocktwits.

China’s homegrown coffee chain tightens its grip on the market while Starbucks struggles to regain its footing.

Nike’s Super Bowl return continues to turn heads, and this year, it partnered with former NFL player Marshawn Lynch for an advertisement congratulating the Seattle Seahawks on clinching the championship.

Alphabet delivered the strongest cloud results, but analysts see stronger upside in Microsoft and Amazon stocks.

Block is reportedly weighing job cuts of up to 10%, a move investors see as part of a broader reset after weeks of stock pressure.

Apple will roll out iOS 26.4 beta on Feb. 23, Bloomberg reported.