Hot Stocks

Hot stocks are not about hype. They emerge when powerful themes, policy shifts, and capital flows converge. InvestorPlace analysts track fast-moving market narratives, especially in technology, AI, and infrastructure, to identify stocks drawing outsized attention and explain what is really driving those moves.

Standard Chartered NY Banking License Threatened

U.S. regulators have accused Chartered Financial of concealing transactions with Iran in violation of U.S. sanctions and threatened to pull its banking license.

Watch Out For Insiders Who Say One Thing, Do Another

The selling activity of Packaging Corp of America insiders might be with innocent intentions, but because of timing, comes off as otherwise.

CEO Says She Was Fired Because of This

Former Tuesday Morning CEO Kathleen Mason says that she was fired because of her breast cancer diagnosis and not because of the company's weak performance.

Knight Capital’s $400M Rescue Plan

Knight Capital has staved off collapse with its recently-announced deal -- find out who rode in to the rescue.

Berkshire Earnings: Buffett Winners & Losers

Find out what Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has been buying and selling in the most recent quarter, and its plans for the future.

Should I Buy P&G? 3 Pros, 3 Cons

A sharp rally on a good earnings report is surely a good sign. While PG remains a core holding for dividend investors, it also looks a bit pricey now.

Viacom Misses on Q3 Earnings, Revenue

Viacom announced third-quarter earnings and revenue that missed Wall Street's forecasts as ad revenue fell by 9%, the worst drop in three years.

Is GM Setting Itself Up for a Subprime Fall?

General Motors hopes to get a jolt from another loan program for subprime buyers -- but the growth of these high-risk loans could backfire for the sector.

Collateral Damage from Facebook’s Implosion

Casualties from Facebook's IPO implosion -- from Zuckerberg's $8 billion slide to unsuspecting mutual fund investors -- are everywhere. Here's a look at the rubble.

Draghi Drags Down the Dow: Thursday’s IP Market Recap

ECB chief Mario Draghi did not whisper the words investors wanted to hear, and U.S. markets took a tumble throughout the day on the non-news.

Gold, Silver Fall as ECB Stays Out of It

Gold and silver prices trades lower Thursday amid news that the ECB doesn't have plans to take aggressive fiscal action. Kinross Gold falls harder after CEO changes.

Monsanto Awarded a Whopping $1 Billion in DuPont Trial

A jury came to the conclusion that DuPont, along with its agricultural crop subsidiary, violated a 2002 licensing agreement with Monsanto.

First Solar Burns Bright on Short Squeeze

Still, if you're in it for the long term, beware -- the lack of visibility makes First Solar's stock a haven for traders, too hot for investors.

General Motors: Lower Q2 Profit Tops Forecasts

General Motors posted second-quarter earnings down 41% from last year, but still topped Wall Street forecasts, as European operations showed a loss.

First Solar: Q2 Profit Jumps 81%, Shares Soar

First Solar announced second-quarter earnings that significantly exceeded Wall Street estimates while sales soared on corporate projects, sending it shares up.

What Does Warren Buffett See in ResCap?

With Berkshire, it always comes down to price and value. The only answer: The conglomerate has combed through ResCap's books and found an undervalued asset.

Uncle Ben Stays Mum: Wednesday’s IP Market Recap

Stocks were mostly muted on the Fed's non-news. Up next: Word from Bernanke's counterparts at the European Central Bank.

Gold, Silver Continue to Disappoint on Wednesday

Gold and silver took another day of losses Wednesday, and several miners took it particularly hard on the chin.

Burger King Is Grilling Right Along

Burger King's sizzling second-quarter report was met with a bit of apathy on investors' part, but BKW is cooking up several reasons to get excited.