By Utkarsh Hathi Feb 26 (Reuters) - Canada's resources-heavy index fell on Thursday as weakness in commodity-linked stocks outweighed gains in tech stocks driven by upbeat earnings from Salesforce. The S&P/TSX composite index was down 0.

Investors who are able to look beyond short-term volatility may find that AMD and Palantir are just getting started.

Futures tracking the S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq have climbed to the highs of the day as sentiment improves with less than 3 hours until the opening bell rings on Wall Street. Buyers are returning to Big Tech,

Claude, Anthropic's AI chatbot, has sparked major selling of US tech stocks as its capabilities induce fear among investors of widespread disruption.

It is the 13F season, where investors get a sneak peek into where billionaires are putting their money. One of the top hedge funds, Appaloosa Management, had made significant moves in the fourth quarter.

Micron is one of the world's top memory chipmakers. Its revenue plunged in fiscal 2023 (which ended in Aug. 2023) as the market's previous growth cycle ended, but jumped 62% in fiscal 2024 and 49% in fiscal 2025 as the AI boom generated fresh tailwinds for its business.

Think technology shares are overvalued? Right now, they're nearly as cheap as one of the most boring, slowest growing parts of the stock market.

For quite some time, billionaire Warren Buffett wasn’t a fan of technology stocks. That’s because the billionaire, who advises us to buy what we know, didn’t know enough about tech, opting for companies he could reasonably understand.

Nvidia was up 1.44% yesterday and held up at 0.15% in overnight trading after spiking sharply 4% after CEO Jensen Huang’s earnings call last night. The company reported record-high revenue of $68.1 billion, up 73%, for Q4 2025, $3 billion more than its previous guidance.