Dell stock price remains in a technical bear market after falling by nearly 30% from it highest point in November last year. It was trading at $119 on Tuesday as investors waited for the upcoming earnings. Technicals suggest that the stock will bounce back in the near term. Dell stock price forms a bullish pattern
Shares of Workday fell about 10% in premarket trading on Wednesday after the enterprise software maker forecast weaker-than-expected revenue. The Pleasanton, California-based group has already seen its stock battered this year amid growing investor anxiety over artificial intelligence. Workday shares are down about 40% so far this year, reflecting a wider sell-off in software stocks
Circle Internet Group stock (NYSE: CRCL) jumped over 17% in premarket trading on Wednesday after the stablecoin issuer posted a sharply stronger Q4 and surprised investors with just how fast USDC is expanding. With CRCL last closing around $61.37 and changing hands near $71 in premarket quotes, the stock was trading roughly in line with
AAVE price hit an intraday high of $119.35 earlier today before pulling back to $116.60, though it remains in the green with a 2.8% gain over 24 hours. Despite this short-term rise, market sentiment is cautious as the Aave community prepares to vote for a contentious revenue redirection proposal. The vote concerns a proposed $51
Billionaire hedge fund manager David Tepper has taken his frustration with Whirlpool public after the appliance maker moved to raise fresh equity, a step that dilutes existing shareholders. Tepper’s Appaloosa disclosed a near 10% Whirlpool stake last fall, but more recent filings show that position is smaller, highlighting how quickly the trade has shifted from
US equities advanced on Wednesday, supported by strength in major technology names, as investors looked to extend gains from the previous session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 224 points, or 0.5%. The S&P 500 gained 0.5%, while the Nasdaq Composite added about 0.7%, reflecting broad-based buying across growth-oriented sectors. Market sentiment was underpinned by
Polkadot (DOT) has surged dramatically in the last 24 hours, climbing 16.9% to $1.44. This outpaces the broader crypto market, where total capitalisation gained just 4.54% over the same period. Investors and traders are taking notice, and the reasons behind the rally are both unique and timely. Why the Polkadot price is surging The primary
Crypto exchange Bitrue reported a surge in XRP trading activity, citing a jump in retail spot buying and steady ETF inflows. In a statement, the exchange reported a sharp surge in spot buying over Feb 23–24, even as broader crypto markets remain choppy. Bitrue argues the pickup in demand, paired with what it calls steady ETF inflows,
Alchemy Pay’s ACH token has been under heavy pressure in recent weeks. Since late January, the token has been locked in a relentless downtrend. ACH price chart | Source: Coingecko The upper resistance zone around $0.0120–$0.0125 marked the start of the selling pressure. From that point, ACH has steadily moved lower without any meaningful recovery.
As interest in tokenised real-world assets and on-chain derivatives has grown, Ostium has emerged as a significant participant in the segment. The platform is built around the idea that trading is becoming more cross-asset and increasingly influenced by macroeconomic developments. In 2025, the company reported strong growth in volumes, user numbers, and open interest, alongside