Options traders are bracing for what could be a very busy few days as a number of potentially market-moving developments are being crammed into a shortened four-day trading week.

Storage stocks are hot as investor appreciation builds for the companies’ pricing potential.

Health-related financial risks are the No. 1 threat to retirement security.

The biggest companies struggle to keep up with the stock market due to size alone.

The $30 Treasury market is taking a wait-and-see approach to the U.S.-Iran peace framework deal and to Kevin Warsh’s first meeting as Federal Reserve chair.

The U.S. and Iran have reached a tentative deal to extend their ceasefire by 60 days and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but it will take an excess of global crude supplies and lower shipping costs for the market to see any semblance of normality.

Demand for CPUs has driven expectations that pricing power for memory can last into next year, an analyst said.

AMD’s stock is surging, with the company now worth more than JPMorgan Chase.

Medicare Part A, which pays for inpatient hospital stays, would see an 11% payment cut.

Iran peace prospects are spurring gains for riskier stocks, and Anthropic’s battle with the U.S. government could prompt a broadening of the AI buildout.

Underwriters on the already record-breaking IPO exercised the option to buy another 83 million shares.

Nvidia is launching a seven-tranche debt offering to refinance its existing debt, as investor appetite for AI credit surges.

There’s been much debate over whether SpaceX’s public debut would lift other space stocks or suck up investors’ attention.

Gas prices were just over the psychologically significant $4-per-gallon mark on Monday.

These stocks trade at or lower than half the P/E valuation of the S&P 500, while having much higher projected revenue growth rates than that of the index.

Claiming benefits before full retirement age while keeping a job can trigger unexpected withholdings — but the money isn’t lost forever.

A credit-limit increase can help strained borrowers improve how their financial picture looks on paper.

The bull market for stocks has been dogged by peak earnings revisions breadth and peak liquidity, but fear not says Morgan Stanley.

“Given that at least half of the remodeling cost is to accommodate my disabled mother, I’m wondering if some of this may be tax deductible.”

The financial-services company “continues to look strategically adrift,” an analyst says, as the stock falls further.

Roku’s stock is rallying to a four-year high after agreeing to be bought by Fox in a deal valued at $22 billion.

Crowded positioning, a pause in central-bank buying, an increase in the dollar and a rise in real interest rates all contributed to the 26% peak-to-trough decline in the gold prices.

The research firm Citrini says hot inflation and jobs readings mask a more somber reality — and that’s good news for the stock market.

“I was married to my former husband for 23 years. After repeated instances of infidelity, we divorced.”

Semiconductors could selloff and software stocks could get a boost after the U.S. government cracked down on model releases from a major AI model, says UBS