
Stocks tick higher but Dow on track for fourth straight losing week
U.S. equities edged up Friday as Wall Street closed out a volatile week of trading, with the Dow still on pace for its fourth consecutive weekly decline.

U.S. equities edged up Friday as Wall Street closed out a volatile week of trading, with the Dow still on pace for its fourth consecutive weekly decline.
Despite major indexes hitting record highs, a small number of top-performing stocks are responsible for most of the gains, raising concerns about market breadth.

The international brokerage firm has launched a new platform marking its shift into AI-first fintech and technology.

CNBC reports the communications sector has begun narrowing its year-to-date underperformance, with trader Mike Khouw discussing how he is positioning around the shift.

The social media platform is linking stock and asset discussions on its timeline directly to trading functionality, according to TechCrunch.

A growing share of retail stock investors say they are bearish, marking the most pessimistic reading since the early days of the Trump administration's tariff rollout in May 2025, according to a CNBC report.
CNBC reports that options trader Mike Khouw sees further gains in an unnamed energy name as crude oil prices continue to climb.