Stocks dip for third-consecutive day as Santa Claus rally stalls |
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 posted small dips on Tuesday while the Russell 2000 lagged with a drop of 0.8%. Minutes from the Fed’s December meeting showed that most of the Fed’s policymakers anticipate further rate cuts in 2026. Energy was once again the best performing sector. Notable movers: |
- Meta moved higher on news that it will acquire AI startup Manus for more than $2 billion.
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Nio climbed as China announced an extension of its trade-in subsidy to boost EV buying.
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Molina Healthcare rose after "Big Short" investor Michael Burry called it a "generational buy.”
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Right now, investors like Apple because its AI strategy is different from other megacap tech companies. Read more. |
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As we look back on this eventful year that broke all the rules, we dug into our archives to find the charts and visualizations that we made to help break it all down for you, our dear readers. Read more. |
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A 541% gain for Japanese chipmaker Kioxia makes it the “world’s best performing stock” this year. That’s according to Bloomberg, which said Kioxia is the top performer in the MSCI World Index, a widely used benchmark for large and midcap stocks in developed markets. Read more. |
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