The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• Software stocks just quietly trounced chip stocks to a historic extent — but don’t get too excited [146d]
• Here are the U.S. airlines most vulnerable to rising fuel prices [146d]
• How Nvidia turned a steal of a deal into its secret weapon [146d]
• The stock market’s wild swings are sending a message about the escalating Iran conflict [146d]
• Should you buy or sell a home now? What the Iran conflict means for the spring home-buying season. [146d]
• Moderna’s stock rallies more than 10% as deal over a patent dispute clears vaccine pipeline [146d]
• Trump started the Iran conflict, but still has options to keep oil and gas prices in check [146d]
• Trump’s upbeat oil comments fail to erase inflation fears and losses in the U.S. stock market [146d]
• Ross Stores touts ‘very strong start’ for spring shopping, boosting case for a retail rebound [146d]
• Oil-production shutdowns loom as some Middle Eastern countries could run out of storage [146d]
• The 4% rule is done — 5 signs your $1 million retirement portfolio can survive the new withdrawal reality [146d]
• Wall Street’s ‘fear gauge’ is rising as Iran conflict escalates. Here’s what investors should watch. [146d]
• At a divided Fed, doves likely to rule the roost and push for more rate cuts this year [146d]
• ‘Does travel insurance cover war?’ Interest in coverage spikes as Iran conflict, global issues rattle travelers. [146d]
• Can Broadcom’s stock break the software curse after earnings? Here’s what Wall Street is saying. [146d]
• Get ready for Trump to chicken out on Iran as markets fall and gas prices rise [146d]
• Why Blue Owl’s private-credit shocker has investors seeing shadows of Bear Stearns [146d]
• Trump says when he’s done with Iran, oil prices will drop even lower than they were before [146d]
• Energy investors go stock picking, benefiting Chevron over Exxon [146d]
• Pinterest’s stock is rising. Here’s why investors are cheering a big boost to the buyback program. [146d]
• Micron and other memory stocks see outsized losses. What’s behind the big moves? [146d]
• Investors are now learning a painful lesson: Buying a dip driven by geopolitics isn’t a slam dunk. [146d]
• These S&P 500 stocks are falling the hardest on Tuesday [146d]
• Palantir’s stock could surge almost 40% as Iran conflict dispels a big concern, analyst says [146d]
• I made a big mistake with my Roth IRA. Here’s how I fixed it. [146d]
• Cigna’s longtime CEO to step down as health insurers face growing scrutiny [146d]
• Why Best Buy’s stock is soaring, even as sales and full-year outlook disappoint [146d]
• Forget the oil spike — the Iran conflict could unlock a generational Middle East peace dividend [146d]
• Trump has less than 30 days to end the Iran conflict or he’ll lose his inflation battle [146d]
• Why Treasurys are failing their biggest test in decades — and what you should own instead [146d]
• SpaceX’s stock could trade like Tesla ‘on steroids’ after IPO, analyst says [146d]
• Treasury yields rise as oil prices spike [146d]
• ‘His children might resent her’: My widowed mother has a life estate. Does that override a prenup and will? [146d]
• Target expects sales to rebound this year, as the retailer tries to rally investors around its new CEO [146d]
• The global economy is facing untold damages even if the Iran war ends tomorrow, warns this energy expert [146d]
• Blackstone said its flagship private-credit fund saw heavy outflows [146d]
• Oil prices surge to highest in a year as fears of Middle East supply crunch grow [146d]
• My rude, ungrateful relative gave her lawyer power of attorney —and has lived to regret it. Should I get involved? [146d]
• JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon warns there’s too much complacency in markets [146d]
• Former reality TV stars Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt say they are still displaced by wildfires [146d]
• ‘No toilets’? Civil trial over renovation work plays out in L.A. over Kanye West’s stripped Malibu beach house [146d]
• Gold can be called many things — just don’t say it’s an inflation hedge [146d]
• World’s hottest stock market suddenly blows cold with a 7% tumble [146d]
• Opendoor CEO says his firm is offering mortgages at 4.99%. Some are puzzled how. [146d]
• Facing backlash, OpenAI’s Sam Altman says he made a ‘sloppy’ mistake in Pentagon deal [146d]
• MongoDB’s stock sinks after earnings, signaling more tough times for the software sector [147d]
• SoFi’s stock rises as CEO Anthony Noto reacts to recent selloff with a $1 million purchase [147d]