For nearly a decade, the narrative of the American equity market was one of extreme concentration, where a handful of mega-cap technology titans dictated the fortunes of the entire financial system. However, as of February 11, 2026, that narrative has been decisively upended. Small-cap stocks, long the "fallen angels" of
In a significant move reflecting the tightening grip of global economic pressures, agricultural and construction equipment giant Deere & Company (NYSE: DE), commonly known as John Deere, announced a wage freeze for its salaried employees, including executives, for the upcoming fiscal year 2026. The decision, revealed on December 11, 2025, underscores
Small-capitalization stocks are currently experiencing an unprecedented surge, with the benchmark Russell 2000 index shattering all-time records in early December 2025. This remarkable rally, which saw the index climb over 13% year-to-date, signifies a profound shift in investor sentiment and a significant rebalancing of capital away from the long-dominant technology
As the agricultural sector navigates a turbulent economic landscape marked by plummeting commodity prices and stubbornly high production costs, governments worldwide are stepping in with significant economic assistance. In a critical move to stabilize the farming community, the United States, in particular, has rolled out substantial aid packages aimed at
In July 2018, amidst an escalating trade war primarily with China, President Donald Trump's administration announced a significant $12 billion aid package for American farmers. This emergency measure, delivered through the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), aimed to provide immediate financial relief to a vital sector grappling with the
FMC stock is now trading near multi-year lows after the company disappointed with its Q3 2025 earnings and slashed its dividend. The stock does not look like a good buy despite the 70% crash this year.
