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One company that flew under the radar for most of 2024 was electric vehicle maker Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA). Of course, that changed in the run-up to the presidential election in November of last year, when Tesla CEO Elon Musk aligned himself with the eventual winner of the election – Donald Trump.

TradingKey - Dividend investors have had a hard time given the higher interest rate environment imposed by the US Federal Reserve (Fed). Of course, interest rate cycles ebb and flow.

TradingKey - While the renewable energy sector has suffered from a lack of positive sentiment recently, mainly due to fossil fuel-friendly President Trump being elected, the long-term tailwinds for the industry are still intact.

While the stock may appear attractive due to its low valuation, Intel’s ability to execute its strategies effectively remains uncertain. The company’s heavy reliance on the success of its Foundry business and its ability to compete with industry leaders like TSMC and Samsung add layers of complexity

TradingKey - On Wednesday, President Donald Trump’s new AI initiative sent Oracle shares soaring, closing up 7%, while Arm Holdings gained 16%. The bullish momentum extended to other AI-related stocks, with Nvidia rising 4%.

The main theme in 2024 was the decline in global inflation and the central banks' interest rate cut cycles. Looking ahead to 2025, the macroeconomic focus may shift towards ongoing interest rate cuts and stronger-than-expected global growth.

TradingKey - Trump 2.0 has initiated proactive policies for cryptocurrencies, sparking optimism in the market. Binance CEO Richard Teng believes these measures could drive the crypto market to unprecedented heights in 2025.

TradingKey - For most global investors, the focus has been on President Donald Trump’s first day back in the Oval Office in the US. 

Under the long-term influence of the three arrows of Abenomics and the diminishing impact of the pandemic, Japan's economy has entered a recovery phase (excluding 2024). The emergence of inflation and a significant rise in wages, driven by the 2024 Shuntō wage negotiations, prompted the BOJ...

TradingKey - Donald Trump’s inauguration takes place today, January 20, and as a vocal Bitcoin supporter, Bitcoin near the $110,000 mark on Monday.

TradingKey - Streaming content to watch, whether from your TV, smartphone or laptop, has taken off over the past decade. And there’s no bigger player in the streaming space than Netflix Inc (NASDAQ: NFLX). 

TradingKey - For income investors, it’s been a tough few years for those of us who have been invested in real estate investment trusts (REITs). Rising interest rates and an aversion to income stocks have seen passive income vehicles like REITs get hit hard.

With Trump set to deliver his inauguration speech, will it boost the price of TRUMP to continue rising?

TradingKey - TikTok resumed operations in the U.S. less than a day after being banned.

With Trump set to take office, Bitcoin’s sharp decline has triggered a massive sell-off across the crypto market. Does this signal a cash-out opportunity for investors? 

TradingKey - It’s been a massive two years or so for the US stock market as both 2023 and 2024 saw the S&P 500 Index post gains in excess of 20%.

TradingKey - Wall Street’s renowned investment firm Bernstein anticipates the arrival of a natural gas “supercycle” and has upgraded its ratings on EQT Corporation (EQT.US) and Devon Energy (DVN.US).

TradingKey - Semiconductors have been in the news for the past two years on the back of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution. That’s because the chips are powering everything AI – from data centres to large language models (LLMs).

TradingKey - Fears of persistent inflation, driven by strong employment data and Trump’s potential policies, have raised concerns that the Federal Reserve may scale back planned rate cuts. Combined with worries over high valuations and a potential stock market bubble, these factors have increased se

Banks are anticipated to shift their focus from interest rate-driven gains to growth in trading volume. While net interest income may continue to decline, the rate-cutting environment could alleviate the intense competition for deposits, as customers may seek fewer high-yield products.