Vibrant photo of traders celebrating Bitcoin's record high above $125,000 on stock exchange screens, illustrating cryptocurrency surge and related stock rally.

Bitcoin hits record high above $125,000 amid stock rally

7 октября 2025 Изображение, созданное ИИ

Bitcoin surpassed $125,000 for the first time over the weekend, reaching a new all-time high on Monday. The cryptocurrency's surge has lifted related stocks, including mining companies and exchanges. Investors are citing strong risk appetite and hedging against geopolitical uncertainty as key drivers.

Intel leads chip stocks with strong year-to-date gains

Intel's stock has risen sharply this year, making it one of the top performers in the semiconductor sector. The company's shares are up significantly amid broader market trends in chips. Analysts highlight Intel's recovery and strategic moves as key drivers.

Stocks make notable moves in premarket and midday trading

3 октября 2025 Сообщено ИИ

On October 2, 2025, several U.S. stocks experienced significant price swings during premarket and midday sessions. Fair Isaac Corp. (FICO) shares declined across both periods amid broader market activity. Other movers included Occidental Petroleum (OXY), Lithium Americas (LAC), Starbucks (SBUX), and Acadia Healthcare (ACHC).

Stocks show mixed midday movements on October 1

2 октября 2025 Сообщено ИИ

Several U.S. stocks experienced significant gains and declines during midday trading on October 1, 2025, reflecting sector-specific news and broader market sentiments. Notable movers included Pfizer and Nike, among others, as investors reacted to company updates.

Stocks record big moves in premarket and midday trading

4 октября 2025 Сообщено ИИ

Several U.S. stocks saw sharp price swings on October 3, 2025, during premarket and midday sessions. CNBC reported notable gains and losses among companies like GameStop, Wynn Resorts, and Palantir. These movements reflect ongoing market volatility amid economic uncertainties.

60/40 stock-bond strategy eyed for next decade

The classic 60/40 portfolio, allocating 60% to stocks and 40% to bonds, faces criticism after recent poor performance but experts argue it remains a solid choice for long-term investors. Despite a tough 2022, where both assets declined sharply, projections suggest bonds and stocks could deliver steady returns over the next 10 years. This approach offers diversification amid economic uncertainties.