MarketCatalystCrowdStrike hit an all-time high of $263.87 as AI safety fears, a record quarter, Nvidia and OpenAI ties, and a wave of price-target hikes made it the go-to name for securing agentic AI. Here's what's driving the run, and what to watch.
Meta's Muse put banks on notice, but the same shift toward autonomous AI agents ripples across edge infrastructure, fraud detection, telecom, and travel intermediaries too. Here's a sector-by-sector map of the potential winners and losers.
Meta's viral new AI agent, Muse, has Wall Street worried it could finally break the customer inertia that lets banks profit from idle cash — sending bank stocks briefly lower and putting a new metric on analysts' watchlists: deposit costs.
U.S. ETFs have pulled in a record $1.47 trillion in 2026, pushing total assets to $16.36 trillion — reshaping market structure along the way, and raising the stakes on picking the right fund.
VGT and XLK both offer low-cost exposure to U.S. tech, but one of them has quietly beaten the other across the 1-year, 5-year, and year-to-date windows. Here's the structural reason why — and when that edge could flip.
$SHMD jumped nearly 20% Friday on renewed attention to glass substrates for AI chips — a technology SCHMID is developing equipment for, though no direct order from Nvidia, AMD, or Intel has been announced.