Using LSEG data, CNBC Pro screened the S&P 1500 for stocks with the strongest negative 60-day correlations to the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT).
Meta shares seem cheap, but the charts are showing an ominous sign, says Jay Woods
The social media giant looks like a screaming buy based on certain metrics, but the charts show a foreboding pattern.
A household appliance maker made it into Josh Brown’s Best Stocks list this month. It is soaring in 2026
This stock has been on a tear since being spun off in 2023.
This Kansas City regional bank is playing with the big boys. JPMorgan sees big gains ahead
UMB Financial is expanding its services, making it more like a big bank and offering it more avenues to grow, according to JPMorgan.
This fertility benefit business is set to boom. Buy the stock now, Wells Fargo says
Progyny is set to benefit from several structural tailwinds, including catalysts that should help it court more clients, according to Wells Fargo.
Merck is a buy as strong cancer drug pipeline offsets Keytruda patent expiration, Morgan Stanley says
Merck, which makes the popular cancer treatment Keytruda, is poised to gain ground as its pipeline drugs get close to coming to market, per Morgan Stanley.
Thursday’s big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session
The S&P 500 rose modestly as the Treasury announced a debt repurchase plan that sent yields falling. Tune in to CNBC for John David Rainey of Walmart.
Call-buying bonanza around Trump’s Hyperliquid comments includes some eyebrow-raising trades
President Donald Trump hinted that regulation may be in the works for Hyperliquid. Interesting trading activity followed.
Getting in on single-stock futures? Watch for these potential tax surprises
Single-stock futures are enticing for active retail traders, but they may come with unintended tax consequences.
Japan’s bond market may be the canary in the coal mine for the AI stock rally
What starts in Japan and Europe may not stay there, as rising yields, fiscal pressures and energy-driven inflation increasingly reinforce each other.