Bank of America Corporation

The main U.S. stock index ended trading ahead of the long weekend at a record high level

The S&P 500 is on the verge of signaling a sell signal, BofA warned. What does he advise to do?

Worldline S.A.

In June, journalists from the European Investigative Collaborations (EIC), along with two dozen media outlets, <a href="https://eic.network/projects/dirty-payments.html">published</a> a Dirty Payments investigation centered on French payment operator Worldline. Investigators allege that the company and its subsidiaries spent years serving customers from high-risk industries ranging from online casinos and pornography to pseudo-legal financial services, ignoring internal whistleblowing. The publication triggered <a href="https://www.capitalbrief.com/briefing/worldline-shares-drop-over-20-on-media-allegations-of-fraud-cover-up-6098b195-286f-4f07-8b04-392141b4b66d/">the sharpest biggest stock drop in Worldline's history</a>&nbsp;-almost 40% in a day. How did it expose the weaknesses of the fintech market? &nbsp;

Dirty payments: where the fintech market is headed with the Worldline investigation

Apple Inc.

Tesla, Inc.

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

Corporate leaders can have a huge impact on how markets value stocks. Whether they are strategic or micromanaging, whether they are innovative or conservative, and even their media and political activity can make a big difference in a company's trajectory. Naturally, all this does not go unnoticed by investors;

Love by calculation: how investors' attitudes toward company leaders affect stocks

Chevron Corporation

Exxon Mobil Corporation

The cost of oil has returned to the level it was before Israel began bombing Iran

Oil prices are down more than 6%. Why could this be bad for the stock market?

US stocks began trading on Monday with active growth: all three major indices were up more than 1%. Investors expect the Iran-Israel conflict that erupted last week to remain limited. Tehran is indeed showing signs that it is willing to halt hostilities and resume talks on its nuclear programs, WSJ has learned.

Iran wants de-escalation, WSJ has learned. Stocks in the US started the week with rapid growth

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Northrop Grumman Corporation

Shares of European and American defense companies rose in price, quotations of securities of oil companies rose following the futures on raw materials, securities of gold miners are in the plus due to the fact that the precious metal is trading near the historical maximum. These three sectors are benefiting from the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran. What cannot be said about tourism and cargo transportation, the risks for which have increased.

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The S&P 500 is on the verge of signaling a sell signal, BofA warned. What does he advise to do?

Dirty payments: where the fintech market is headed with the Worldline investigation

Love by calculation: how investors' attitudes toward company leaders affect stocks

Oil prices are down more than 6%. Why could this be bad for the stock market?

Iran wants de-escalation, WSJ has learned. Stocks in the US started the week with rapid growth

Defense, tourism, cargo: who gained and who lost from escalation in the Middle East