$S&P 500(.SPX)$ In what could be one of the most consequential pieces of U.S. legislation in years, the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” passed through Congress this week and is headed to the president’s desk for signature. The bill—championed by President Donald Trump—promises sweeping economic changes with wide-ranging implications for U.S. consumers, corporations, and investors. While some pundits are already calling it a historic milestone, others warn of potential unintended consequences. For market participants, the question now is clear: What does the Big Beautiful Bill mean for the economy, the stock market, and key industries? Let’s unpack the legislation, analyze the implications for growth, inflation, monetary policy, and earnings, an

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ As the 2026 U.S. presidential election season heats up, trade policy has once again taken center stage. Former President Donald Trump, now the Republican front-runner, has vowed to impose sweeping new tariffs if elected — a move that could reverberate through global markets, corporate earnings, and consumer prices alike. Trump has already laid out the broad contours of his proposed tariff agenda: a blanket 10% tariff on all imports into the United States, with even higher rates (possibly 60% or more) on Chinese goods. This dramatic shift, which he calls a “universal baseline tariff,” represents a major escalation of his first-term trade policies and has left investors

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ In a season dominated by political theatrics, economic uncertainty, and fast-changing stock market dynamics, one name continues to loom larger than life: Elon Musk. The world’s richest man, prolific innovator, and polarizing entrepreneur has once again grabbed headlines — this time, by floating the idea of running for President of the United States. His offhand comments, characteristically delivered with a mix of provocation and mischief, have set social media and cable news abuzz. While Musk’s hypothetical candidacy may ultimately be more stunt than serious ambition — the Constitution bars non-natural-born citizens from becoming President — the discussion underscores how deeply he’s embedded himself in America’s cultural and

$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ: SOFI) has been one of the standout performers in the fintech space over the past year, rewarding investors with substantial gains as the company’s profitability story begins to resonate. Shares of the digital-first financial services platform are now hovering near their 52-week high, a level that naturally raises a critical question: is the easy money already made, or is there still upside left for new investors? The company has made impressive strides in transforming from a student-loan refinancing startup into a full-fledged bank with a diversified product suite. It’s showing progress on key metrics — customer growth, cross-selling, loan originations, and even profitability — that suggest

$Archer Aviation Inc.(ACHR)$ Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) continues to make notable progress in its mission to bring electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft to urban skies. Recent announcements of strategic partnerships, manufacturing ramp-up, regulatory outreach, and market launches in Abu Dhabi and beyond have kept investors optimistic. But with the company still in early development, and facing a cautious regulatory environment, questions remain over the timeline and scale of its potential. This article analyzes the latest developments, fundamental picture, market sentiment, valuation context, and what long-term investors should watch. A Compelling Idea in Urban Mobility The vision behind Archer Aviation is easy to understand — a

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ When Donald Trump ran for president in 2016, he famously criticized then-President Barack Obama for playing too much golf and taking too many vacations. “If I’m elected, I won’t have time to play golf,” he declared at one rally. Yet, after taking office, Trump himself became one of the most frequent users of vacation time — or what he called “working vacations” — in modern presidential history. So how many “holidays” or “vacation days” did Trump actually take during his four years in office? How does his record compare to other presidents? And what does it really mean for a U.S. president to “take a holiday”? In this article, we’ll break down the numbers, provide historical context, and examine how presidential vacations fit in

$SGX(S68.SI)$ Singapore’s SG60 Jubilee Gift Is Here—And It’s Sparking Debate on How Best To Use It Singapore’s much-anticipated SG60 national voucher program has officially launched, offering every eligible citizen an $800 digital voucher as part of the country’s 60th anniversary celebrations. The initiative, designed to stimulate domestic demand while celebrating the nation’s remarkable growth story, has already generated widespread buzz—not just for the generosity of the amount but also for the choices it forces upon recipients: where, and how, to spend it most wisely. For investors, consumers, and businesses alike, this program is more than a feel-good headline. It reflects a unique policy experiment at the intersection of fiscal stimulus and

$Salesforce.com(CRM)$ Salesforce’s Transition From Growth to Maturity Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) has long been regarded as the flagship player in cloud-based customer relationship management. Founded by Marc Benioff in 1999, the company pioneered the software-as-a-service (SaaS) model and built an empire that now spans sales, service, marketing automation, analytics, data cloud infrastructure, and more. For over two decades, Salesforce grew like a rocket, acquiring rivals, innovating with cloud-first applications, and cementing itself as a mission-critical part of the enterprise tech stack. But in 2025, Salesforce is no longer the disruptive upstart it once was. The company is now a $270 billion behemoth with over $38 billion in annual revenue. Investo

$Molina Healthcare(MOH)$ Molina Healthcare’s Sharp Decline Raises Red Flags Across the Managed Care Sector Shares of Molina Healthcare (NYSE: MOH) experienced a dramatic selloff recently, plunging over 15% in a single session after the company abruptly withdrew its full-year 2025 guidance. The announcement came as a shock to Wall Street, especially given the company's reputation for stable performance in the managed Medicaid space. Investors were left scrambling to reassess not just Molina's trajectory, but the broader state of government-backed healthcare providers in a rapidly shifting political and regulatory landscape. This sudden breakdown in confidence has prompted concerns about contract risk, cost overruns, and policy uncertainty—issues tha

$Apple(AAPL)$ After months of lagging behind the rest of the Magnificent Seven, Apple Inc. (AAPL) is finally showing signs of life. Once the market’s undisputed leader, Apple has underperformed its mega-cap tech peers for most of 2024 and into early 2025, weighed down by slowing iPhone sales, regulatory headwinds, and skepticism over its innovation pipeline. But that narrative may be changing. In recent weeks, Apple shares have begun to break out from a prolonged consolidation range. New AI initiatives, a rebound in China demand, and stabilization in hardware margins are all helping shift sentiment. The question now: Can Apple continue this breakout and catch up with peers like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Amazon—and potentially erase its year-to-date l

$TRUMP MEDIA & TECHNOLOGY GROUP CORP C/WTS 25/03/2029(TO PUR COM)(DJTWW)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ Introduction In a stunning development, the clean energy sector was blindsided by sweeping last-minute amendments to former President Donald Trump's comprehensive economic reform package, branded as the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” While the bill had long promised to simplify the tax code, lower energy prices, and boost American industry, few expected that it would also eviscerate a host of clean energy provisions established under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The sudden removal of key renewable energy tax incentives has thrown thousands of projects into uncertainty, sparked outcry across the green econom

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ A Volatile Collision of Power, Politics, and Profit In a world where political theater increasingly influences market behavior, few individuals personify the intersection of innovation and controversy more than Elon Musk. The South African-born billionaire is the face of not only Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), but also SpaceX, xAI, and the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, now rebranded as X. Despite—or perhaps because of—his relentless disruption of multiple industries, Musk continues to attract both praise and provocation. In June 2025, that provocation took an unexpected turn. Former President Donald Trump, the presumptive 2024 Republican nominee, made a loaded comment during a rally that many interpreted as a veiled