Caitlin Mccabe is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal, covering hedge funds in London. She specializes in finance, with a focus on alternative investments, asset management, and commodities markets, as well as energy trading and investment strategies. Caitlin's work has been featured in notable publications including MarketWatch, Financial News, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: Caitlin Mccabe
Does it feel like 2021 in here? Wendy’s shares are surging another 10% this morning, in what appears to be a short squeeze of the restaurant chain’s stock. The premarket rally stands to build on Wendy’s 26% jump yesterday.The moves have all the hallmarks of the kind of short squeeze that made hea
To see just how skittish the AI trade has become, look no further than South Korea’s Kospi index this week. The benchmark has swung at least 3% in either direction for the last four trading sessions, with even bigger moves intraday. Earlier today, trading in the index was temporarily halted for the
Things aren't looking good for the Nasdaq. The tech-focused index is down 4.4% through Thursday—and premarket activity suggests more pain is on the way. Stock futures are lower, with chip stocks and memory makers among the biggest losers premarket.If the losses hold through the session, that coul
There's been a lot of focus on the recent selloff in tech stocks. But for some names, the pain started long before this week. Nineteen stocks in the S&P 500 closed at a 52-week low yesterday. And you might be surprised by some of the names: Microsoft and Palantir Technologies were both on the list.
Blockbuster results from Micron struggled to restore momentum for the Nasdaq. Meanwhile, the Dow industrials rose.
By: Caitlin Mccabe
Does it feel like 2021 in here? Wendy’s shares started the day with a 15% gain, in what appeared to be a short squeeze of the restaurant chain’s stock. But then the stock promptly turned lower, losing all of the day's gains, which
The U.S. stock market is wrapping up its best quarter in years. The benchmark S&P 500 has climbed 14% this quarter through yesterday, its best three months since the second quarter of 2020, when markets rebounded following a Covid-19 selloff. The tech-focused Nasdaq has fared even better, climb
This year's second quarter was a blockbuster period for tech stocks. But investors didn't love them all equally. The PHLX Semiconductor Index—which houses chip stocks like Nvidia and Broadcom—has climbed 81% through yesterday, putting it on track for its best quarter in history. That's a sharp dive
By: Caitlin Mccabe
That's how much Microsoft shares have fallen this month as investors retreat from Mag 7 stocks. It's put the tech behemoth on track for its w
U.S. stocks were set to close out a blockbuster quarter with fresh momentum.
