Senior Markets Analysis Writer at Barron's
Paul R. La Monica is a Senior Markets Analysis Writer at Barron's. He specializes in finance, trading, and personal finance, with a keen focus on investment strategies, stocks and bonds, and economic policy. La Monica's insights have been featured in various prominent outlets including KITV4 Island News, CNN, and MarketWatch.
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Some low beta stocks are more volatile on big down days for the market, including RTX, Charles Schwab, Union Pacific, Danaher, and Starbucks.
Some low beta stocks are more volatile on big down days for the market, including RTX, Charles Schwab, Union Pacific, Danaher, and Starbucks.
SpaceX boosted AI optimism on Wednesday and lifted indexes in the process.
Veteran Wall Street strategist Ed Yardeni is unabashedly bullish on stocks. But he's expressing reservations about one of the market's hottest sectors—chip stocks.
So much for the so-called SaaSpocalypse. Shares of large software -as-a-service companies, such as cybersecurity firms CrowdStrike and Palo
Software leaders got a big boost this week and chip stocks were crushed as the AI tech investing landscape continues to shift.
The initial public offering market has been in a lull as investors continue to wait for Claude developer Anthropic to officially file a S-1 form, with
The 1999 IPO boom didn't end well for many who bought into the dot-com hype. Remember theglobe.com? Webvan? Pets.com and its sock puppet?
The eye-popping amount of money that SpaceX and Anthropic are raising dwarfs what dot-coms raised during the internet IPO boom.
By: Paul R. La Monica
Some ETFs and closed-end funds have Anthropic stakes. Two low-cost funds are potentially good bets, but they’ve been volatile.
