The Nasdaq-100 is back in the spotlight again. After climbing more than $23,100 so far this year, the index has pushed into uncharted territory, thanks in large part to a powerful rally in AI-linked tech stocks and solid results from the biggest names in the game.
The Nasdaq-100 is back at all-time highs after a late-June tech surge. On July 9, the index climbed to 22,884 as chipmaker Nvidia soared — becoming the first U.S. company to cross the $4 trillion market cap mark amid renewed AI optimism.
EUR/USD is trading near its highest level of 2025, and on the surface, the trend looks strong. But traders aren’t just watching the price – they’re asking a deeper question: Is this move backed by real demand, or could it be a short-lived spike?
EUR/USD has quietly become one of 2025’s cleanest technical charts. From a January base near 1.08 to recent highs above 1.14, the euro has gained ground on the back of a softer US dollar and growing speculation that the Fed may start cutting rates. But even in this rally, the pair hasn’t moved in a straight line.
Tesla stock just delivered its sharpest breakout in months – but the technicals are sending mixed signals.
After weeks of underperformance and investor caution, Tesla (TSLA) has surged past a key long-term technical level: the 200-day moving average. Tesla’s latest surge has reignited hopes of a turnaround, especially after months of uneven performance. Still, with market volatility lingering and some underlying concerns about the business, investors aren’t rushing in blindly.
