TradingKey - Investors like to think that timing the bottom of the stock market is extremely difficult. An expert may get it wrong – as evidenced by many recent mistakes made by professional investors.

TradingKeyWed, Feb 4

Burry Bullish on Meme Stocks, GameStop Shares Surge Again. Is It Still the Time to Buy?

TradingKey - Shares of quintessential meme stock GameStop (GME) surged more than 8% intraday on Monday after Michael Burry, the fund manager renowned for "The Big Short," revealed in a post that he has been buying the stock.

TradingKeyTue, Jan 27

2026 US Equity Strategy Shift: In-Depth Analysis of Real Estate Sector Driven by Valuation Troughs and "Policy Dividends"

Unveiling the most explosive sector in the 2026 US stock market: Real Estate. From Trump’s ban on institutional home purchases to the potential relaunch of the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac IPOs, this article pierces through the policy fog to detail the underlying logic of tickers such as ITB and XHB.

TradingKeyTue, Jan 13

GameStop: From Epic Short Squeeze to Q3 Earnings, Where Does This Meme Stock Go Next?

TradingKey – GameStop 2021 epic short squeeze to today’s earnings recovery, this legacy game retailer is betting on collectibles and geek-culture transformation while, before its Q3 report, options flows and sentiment once again push Gamestop’s meme premium into spotlight.

TradingKeyFri, Dec 5

U.S. Consumers Downshift: Dollar Stores Boom While Big Retailers Falter, With Black Friday Showing Weakness

The creeping impact of tariff policies on households now highlights a stark "K-shaped divergence" in retail performance. Dollar stores are gaining traction, challenging traditional large-scale retailers' growth, and even record online Black Friday sales hint at a trend of consumer down-trading.

TradingKeyFri, Dec 5

Walmart Q3 Earnings Highlights: Nasdaq Shift Signals AI Ambitions Amid E-commerce Boom

TradingKey - In stark contrast to US retailers like Target and Home Depot struggling amidst economic uncertainty, America’s largest retailer, Walmart (WMT), maintained robust growth in Q3 2025. Its fiscal year 2026 Q3 earnings report once again proved the company's resilience in a trade-down economy

TradingKeyFri, Nov 21

KeyAI

