With equity concentration at historic highs, alts can help manage risk and calibrate AI exposure, advisors said.
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Last month, Tesla’s vehicle sales fell 12.4% in China. US sales have been even worse, dropping 14.6% in the first half of 2026.
Tech leaders like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Sam Altman have supported space “data centers” as a potential solution to terrestrial troubles.
These transitions are huge benefits to employees and their portfolios, but they come with complexity that requires sophisticated planning
New funds aim to give investors a space economy investment that isn’t just SpaceX.
For GE Aerospace the acquisition represents a critical chance to it expand its own production capacity amid booming demand.
It’s usually not by eagerly scooping up shares of a company before it has met the standards of inclusion for key indices like the S&P 500.
Anthropic is in talks to acquire startup Decart, which makes software that helps reduce the cost of training and running AI.
Portfolio managers expect both big waves and ongoing ripples as indexes, passive strategies and active investors adjust to blockbuster tech IPOs.
Following the company’s earnings call yesterday, a stock lockup expiring tomorrow could flood the market with more shares.
About 86% of reporting S&P 500 companies exceeded consensus earnings-per-share estimates in Q2, but plenty of pitfalls may stymie performance.
On Thursday, employees and early investors will be able to sell another 911 million shares worth some 12% of the company
The $266 million Space Force deal covers at least 12 suborbital launches, with the first set for later this year.
Value funds are holding the aerospace and satellite communications company despite a sky-high market capitalization.
Customers opened 1.4 million new brokerage accounts in the quarter and daily average trades hit a record 11.9 million.
Morningstar’s Kenneth Lamont said thematic ETFs “appeal to investors’ worst instincts.”