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Tuesday, July 7
Finance
Cash sitting idle at Vanguard, Schwab, or Fidelity may be earning far less than alternatives. Here’s what to know and where to look.
Stock futures slipped Wednesday to open the second half of the year as investors held back ahead of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s comments on interest rates.
Stock futures pointed higher Monday as tech rebounded from weekly losses. Oil rose modestly after U.S.-Iran military exchanges, while Comcast surged on split plans.
Nvidia’s quarterly earnings reveal revenue and profit margins significantly outpacing AMD, despite both companies launching notable products in early 2026.
Palo Alto Networks and Zscaler show consistent revenue growth over eight quarters, but profit margin trends reveal different operational strategies.
Stock futures declined Tuesday as investors awaited April inflation data while President Trump’s comments about Iran ceasefire tensions boosted oil prices.
Gas prices drive inflation to 3.8%, but savers can still outpace rising costs with high-yield accounts and CDs offering 4.5-5.2% returns.
Corporate treasurers are quietly moving billions into Bitcoin ETFs as traditional cash management strategies fail to protect against inflation.
Private credit funds are targeting middle market real estate deals as banks retreat, offering faster execution and flexible terms for $10-100M transactions.
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