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The January Effect has arrived in the aerospace sector, and it is electric.

After a year defined by rigorous flight testing and capital-intensive research, the Electric Vertical Takeoff and

The global space economy is undergoing a fundamental shift. For the past decade, the narrative has been dominated by high-profile billionaires building rockets. These launch providers, the

IREN (NASDAQ: IREN) delivered eye-popping volatility in 2025, racing from low single digits to highs north of $75 before giving back a large portion of those gains. That combination, a four-digit

2026 could be a breakout year for several companies that have previously spent time patiently rebuilding or preparing. Years of headwinds related to reduced demand, pandemic travel disruptions

Futuristic air taxi maker Archer Aviation Inc. (NYSE: ACHR), known for its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, was battered throughout 2025. The company's share price

What would a “normal” economy look like in 2026? For starters, many investors would like to see the recent sector rotation continue. That would allow growth to expand beyond the tech sector, and

While financial headlines often fixate on the steady march of gold or the daily volatility of the tech sector, another asset has quietly exploded in value. Silver, often dismissed as the volatile

Insider buying can be one of the cleanest “follow-the-money” signals in the market. Over the past month or so, three names have stood out for $100 million-plus buying tied to prominent funds and

As 2025 draws to a close, the financial world is fixated on gold, and rightly so. The yellow metal has shattered nominal records, driven by geopolitical instability and central bank buying. Yet

Three consumer goods stocks recently announced significant share repurchase authorizations, and all three now have buyback capacity equal to 5% or more of their market capitalization.

This allows

The Toro Company’s (NYSE: TTC) weekly stock chart suggests its bear market is over, a baby bull market has formed, and it’s gaining traction. Not only is the market showing clear support at

Americans’ energy bills have increased by 13% since President Donald Trump took office in January 2025. And while that's bad news for households with budgets already stretched thin, for those