Hims & Hers Health (HIMS) rides strong growth momentum and bullish analyst upgrades, yet its sky-high valuation and regulatory headwinds make it a volatile bet on healthcare innovation. Follow us for more live updates.

The S&P 500 is down 0.64% today, pressured by investor caution ahead of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s speech and mixed economic data signaling potential volatility despite recent record highs.

Gold ETFs are seeing the biggest inflows since 2021 due to soaring safe-haven demand amid geopolitical tensions and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts.

The Schiller PE ratio is basically a long-term reality check: it shows if the stock market is overpriced by comparing today’s prices to 10 years of average earnings, and right now it often signals bubbles before they pop.

Microsoft (MSFT) stands out as an exceptional growth stock for the next 5 years, backed by its $3.79T market cap, 18.1% quarterly revenue growth, 36.1% profit margin, and leadership in AI and cloud computing innovation. Calculation example:- Quarterly revenue growth: 18.1%-

IREN Limited (IREN) trades at $45.21, showing a strong 12.86% gain today and an impressive 416.32% increase over the past year, driven by rapid revenue growth and AI infrastructure expansion, though its high valuation and 53.05% debt-to-equity ratio suggest elevated risk.

Starbucks (SBUX) at $84.27 faces pressure from store closures and layoffs amid its turnaround plan, reflected in a 1.66% drop today and a 28.26% decline from its 52-week high, signaling cautious investor sentiment despite steady revenue growth.

Buying the dip in Alibaba (BABA) is a strong move if it continues falling, given its robust 106.56% YTD gain, solid fundamentals with a forward P/E of 17.91, & recent AI-driven growth momentum; current price is $175.47, about 2.64% below its 52-week high of $180.16.

TSLA is likely better over the next 5 years due to its dominant position in EVs, strong AI integration, and $1.55T market cap, compared to PLTR’s smaller scale and higher valuation risks.

Google (Alphabet) at $254.72 is wildly underrated given its massive $1.6T market cap, relentless AI innovation, and undervalued growth potential compared to hyped tech peers.

Intel’s stock is a sleeping giant stuck in the past, yet its recent strategic moves and U. S. policy support could ignite a surprising comeback.

Ethereum (ETH) rose 4.01% today, driven by renewed investor interest following positive news on upcoming upgrades & increased staking activity, alongside a broader crypto market rebound with Bitcoin also gaining 0.53%. Calculation: Today's close $4,029.22, up 4.01% from yesterday

The S&P 500’s long-term average return is about 9–10% per year, but what’s striking is that it almost never delivers that exact number in a single year. The “average” is really the result of big ups and downs balancing out over decades.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) at $50.50 is a volatile crypto play riding a speculative wave, with sky-high short interest of 335.1% signaling a potential explosive squeeze or a sharp crash ahead.

Micro Strategy (MSTR) is down amid Bitcoin’s recent weakness and mounting regulatory scrutiny, but its massive $10.02B Bitcoin holdings make it a high-stakes bet on crypto’s next big move.

ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) leads as the top ETF now, surging 46.07% YTD by aggressively backing disruptive AI and tech innovators while others lag behind.

$150K in a broad U. S. market ETF (VTI), $50K in a global/EM ETF, $30K in a tech/AI growth ETF (QQQ or XLK), and $20K into a small allocation to Bitcoin (BTC) for asymmetric upside.

Adobe (ADBE) and Salesforce (CRM) are tech stalwarts with solid AI bets, but their sky-high valuations risk a painful correction for value-focused long-term investors

Tesla (TSLA) looks unlikely to hit a new all-time high this week given its current price around $443 and recent momentum that’s faded despite retail hype.

The US gold reserves hitting $1 trillion signals a bold hedge against dollar debasement and looming economic turmoil, challenging complacent investors to rethink their safe-haven strategies.